#SfRBM2024

Kate Morton and her poster at the SfRBM meeting in Savannah, Georgia.

It was so good to catch up with everyone at #SfRBM2024 , and I’m extremely honored to have received the Irwin Fridovich Young Investigator Award 💖 thank you to the many people who stopped by my poster for so much input and conversation. Only one year until we do it all again!

Thank you @ #SfRBM2024 for inducting me as a society fellow in the class of 2024

Our meet the editors workshot at #SfRBM2024 was a success - thanks Lucca Gasparoli (Cell Reports) and Chris Kevil (Redox Biology) for your editorial insights

Hierarchical determinants of the oxidation-induced mutational landscape in human cells 8-oxoguanine (8-oxoG) is a common oxidative DNA lesion, which causes G>T substitutions that compose COSMIC single base substitution signature 18 (SBS18) in human cancers. Determinants of local and reg...

This article generated a lot of discussion at #SfRBM2024 and spurred vigorous brain storming sessions - how come 8-oxodG promotes mutations at the most hindered regions of the genome? this is contrary to established paradigm and a phenomenal #redoxepigenetics advance www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

How great this is - spending time with my posdoc supervisor Dr. Ron Mason of NIEHS at #SfRBM2024 - truly a privilege

In Savannah for #SfRBM2024 - it is good to be here 😁