Super proud of this group Rutgers University Rutgers Cancer Institute & what they’ve accomplished in our first year as a lab! And congrats to Kelly, our first #RISE student, on completing her summer project!

Hey X! We are an academic research group that uses chemical biology and quantitative metabolism approaches to understand how nutrition and amino acid metabolism support fundamental biological processes. Keep up with our lab as we pursue our research 🧑‍🔬

Elizabeth McKenna We investigate the role of one-carbon metabolism for epigenetic methylation in breast cancer and the pediatric cancer synovial sarcoma!

Last week, the lab headed over to Rutgers Cancer Institute to support Maya at her RUYES Symposium. Maya is an undergraduate in the lab researching the effects of SAM depletion on TNBC cells. Congrats, Maya! Read more about our research on our website (link in bio)!

Super grateful to receive a MIRA R35 from @NIGMS NIH to support McBride Lab Rutgers University #EMSOP Rutgers Cancer Institute over the next 5 years to advance our understanding of metabolic control of epigenetic methylation. If you are a #newPI, you should definitely consider applying for this!

Last night, our grad students attended the annual Graduate Student Game Night, hosted by School of Graduate Studies - Rutgers University and the MBGSO. They enjoyed dinner and games with their fellow graduate students to celebrate the start of a new academic year! #WorkHardPlayHard

Way to go Christina Glytsou!!

Huge congratulations to our 1st year PhD student Yanxiang Li for crushing his first Fundamentals exam! He received the McBride GOAT trophy last week for his hard work 😎🧠 #MotivationMonday #MostValuablePipetter

Grateful for the McBride Lab lunch today to relax together and celebrate everyone's accomplishments!

Shoutout to our amazing postdoc, Dr. Shams, for sharing her work titled “Improving the treatment of triple negative breast cancer by targeting tumor metabolism” at yesterday’s Department of Chemical Biology seminar! 🤩👏 Check out our website to learn more about our work 🧬🧫

Thanks for the discussions ⁦Matthew McBride⁩ and the exciting talk at the Cornell Biomedical Sciences Seminar Series.