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MIGs 2021

2021 Metabolic Interest Group (MIGs) Schedule

Running since 2009 the Metabolic Interest Group is a collection of labs at UVA that meet monthly to discuss research in progress pertaining to the broad area of metabolism. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 4:00 PM in the Pharmacology library (Room 5023). Two labs present for 30 minutes at each meeting. The intent of this meeting is to provide students, postdocs, and faculty an opportunity to get feedback on current projects.

2021
Month Presenting Labs Presenting Labs
January 13th CANCELLED:  CV19 CANCELLED:  CV19
February 10th CANCELLED:  CV19 CANCELLED:  CV19
March 10th CANCELLED:  CV19 CANCELLED:  CV19
April 14th CANCELLED:  CV19 CANCELLED:  CV19
May 12th CANCELLED:  CV19 CANCELLED:  CV19
June 9th Leitinger Lab

Clint Upchurch presenting;

Identification of pathogenic oxidized phospholipids in settings of chronic disease

Harris Lab

Mitch Granade presenting;

Adenosine as a dynamic regulator of adipose tissue and whole body glucose homeostasis”

July 14th Schulman  Lab

Ira Schulman presenting;

What I did during the Pandemic

Wolf Lab

Matt Wolf presenting;

DYRK1a as a therapeutic target to treat myocardial infarction

August 11th  Ferris Lab

Mohsen Hosseini-Barkooie presenting;

Chemoproteomic based profiling of cholesterol interactome and its potential connection to Alzheimer’s disease through gamma secretase complex

 Civelek Lab

Qianyi Yang presenting;

Adipocyte-specific modulation of KLF14 expression in mice leads to sex-dependent impacts in adiposity and lipid metabolism

 

September 8th

Leitinger Lab

Scott Yeudall presenting;

An Unexpected Role for Acety-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) in Metabolic Control of the Macrophage Acute Inflammatory Response

Harris Lab

Mike Lemke presenting;

Characterization of Mast2 Kinase“.

October 13th Bochkis Lab

Irina Bochkis speaking;

The role of nuclear lamina in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

Hsu Lab

Kun Yuan presenting;

Chemical Proteomic Discovery of Sulfur-Heterocycles as a Tunable Electrophile for Functional Tyrosine Profiling”

November 10th Bland Lab

Michelle Bland presenting;

Regulating lipid metabolism in response to immune signaling: probably not just transcription

Scott Lab

Jessica Hatter presenting;

Transcriptomic profiling of hindbrain Gcg peptide-expressing neurons

December 8th Yan Lab

Zhen Yan presenting;

AMPK in metabolic function

Yan Lab

RJ Shute presenting;

 

 

Previous years schedules