Tipping the Proteostatic Balance: Molecular Pathogenesis of SCA26
Speaker
Katie Hekman, Graduate Student
Date
February 16, 2012, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Location
Medical Center (= Billings)
P315
Description
MPMM-ST Tipping the Proteostatic Balance: Molecular Pathogenesis of SCA26
Submitting Unit:
Molecular Pathogenesis & Molecular Medicine
Type of Event: Student talk(s)
Date of Event: Thursday, February 16 2012
Start Time: 4:30 PM
End Time: 5:30 PM
Building: Medical Center (= Billings), Room P315
Name of Series, Lectureship, Ceremony:
MPMM SRP (Student Research Presentations)
Title of talk or presentation:
Tipping the Proteostatic Balance: Molecular Pathogenesis of SCA26
Speaker’s Name and Degrees:
Katie Hekman, Graduate Student
Speaker’s Institutional Affiliation:
Gomez Laboratory
Description:
Molecular Pathogenesis & Molecular Medicine
STUDENT RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Thursday, February 16th, 2012
AMB P315
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Presentation By:
Katie Hekman, Graduate Student
Tipping the Proteostatic Balance:
Molecular Pathogenesis of SCA26
Gomez Laboratory
Contact Name:
Biomedical Sciences Cluster
Contact Email:
beaudreau@bsd.uchicago.edu
Contact Phone:
2-1857
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