BMB M.S. Thesis Defense: “The Role of FBXL16 in Regulating ERK3 Stability and Cell Migration”

Friday, July 25, 2025, 2 pm to 3 pm
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Dayton
103 Biological Sciences Building
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BMB M.S. Thesis Defense
Presenter:  Seth Murdock
Title: “The Role of FBXL16 in Regulating ERK3 Stability and Cell Migration”
Lab:  Weiwen Long, Ph.D.

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For information, contact
Ellen Purvis
ellen.purvis@wright.edu
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PDF icon Seminar Notice Seth Murdock.pdf
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