Our paper on #DUBTACs for targeted protein stabilization is now out in Nature Chemical Biology! Congrats & thanks to Nathaniel Henning, Lydia Boike, PhD of College of Chemistry and many folks in our lab & Novartis Science that made this possible! Also thanks to The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research! 1/n nature.com/articles/s4158…

Congrats to our super talented graduating undergraduate researchers Melissa Pighetti, Michelle Tang, Brian So, Katelyn Randal, and Erika Zhang!! They will be going to Yale, Stanford, Cornell, Stanford, and MIT Chemistry PhD programs, respectively, in the fall!!

Happy days in the Nomura lab!

Cells are fast and crowded places. Numbers help us make sense of them. Here are five of my favorite "bionumbers." 1. ATP synthase spins 134 times/second. That is much faster than the propeller on most piston airplanes, and about half the r.p.m. of a Boeing 737 jet engine.