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When Vertigo debuted âMadame Xanaduâ in 2008, the big draw was writer Matt Wagner. The artist on the book, Amy Reeder, had a single credit to her name as the writer and artist of the OEL manga âFoolâs Goldâ that had been released by Tokyopop. In the ten issue opening story arc âDisenchanted,â though, Reeder made it clear that she had not only grown in leaps and bounds from her talented and promising debut, but that âMadame Xanaduâ marked the arrival of a new great artist.
Last week the final issue of âMadame Xanadu,â #29, went on sale, with Reeder having illustrated the concluding issue of the story arc âExtra Sensory.â âBatwomanâ #0 also debuted the same day. Reeder will be alternating story arcs on next yearâs ongoing âBatwomanâ series with co-creator and co-writer JH Williams III, but for the zero issue, the two shared art chores, with Williams drawing the Batwoman sequence and Reeder handling the story of Batwoman's alter ego, Kate Kane. Reeder spoke with CBR about these two issues available now and the next stage of her career, which includes working as the cover artist on âSupergirl.â
CBR: First, Amy, how did you end up on âBatwoman?â You joked on twitter that you said yes so you could read JH Williams IIIâs pages before anyone else, but what made you say yes?
AMY REEDER: I was talking to Dan DiDio about possibly having an exclusive. We were trying to figure out what series I could do, and the first one he suggested was âBatwoman.â I was glad that he had so much faith in me and, of course, why wouldnât I jump at the chance? Iâve always really respected JH and I love the series. To be honest I donât read a lot of comics, but that was definitely one that I was keeping up on. I love the character. I had met JH previously. I felt like he respected my work, so I wouldnât be stepping on his toes and messing with his characters. To me it was perfect.
Has it been an adjustment working with full script? I know that ["Madame Xanadu" writer] Matt Wagner has his own way of working.
He works plot first. Before [working with] him I was doing my own series at Tokyopop, writing and drawing it, and because of that I made up my own system. When I started working with Matt, it was probably an easier transition than normal because it was plot first. Of course he gave suggestions sometimes, but this is the first time Iâve worked on a full script.
Itâs a little bit harder for me to read, to be honest, but the nice thing is that whatever direction JH gives me, a lot of times itâs what I would have done anyway. Itâs nice to think that weâre in agreement as far as the art goes. I really love what heâs written and I think youâre going to like issue zero. I thought it was very clever how it was put together.
When you say thatâs how you would have done it is that because you have a similar approach, because youâre trying to imitate the style and design heâs established, or what?
Even though JH is very different in the way that he tells a story, there are certain conventions that a lot of comic book artists use in common. They know when thereâs a panel that should be an over the shoulder shot of one character talking to another. They know when there should be an exposition panel where a character is introduced and in what order that should be. The timing of things.
I suppose that when it comes to the parts where JH gets imaginative with the two page layouts that are really, whatâs the word, psychedelic? [Laughs.] Obviously thatâs a little bit different, but not quite. Not that I did as good of a job, but Iâve played around with things like that. I donât want it to sound like I think Iâm as awesome as JH is, because I definitely do not, but I think that we have more similar approaches than you would think. We have different rendering styles, so it doesnât seem similar.
I really do love his work. Itâs something that I look up to. Heâs really trying to push the medium and trying things that people might not have tried before. Itâs funny, âBatwomanâ #0 comes out with both of us on a lot of the pages collaborating on the art and Iâve seen the final pages colors and all and I feel like it works really seamlessly.
For the âBatwomanâ series, though, youâre alternating story arcs as the artist.
Yes. Heâs doing the first five issues and then Iâm doing the story arc after that.
On âMadame Xanaduâ you started working with Richard Friend. Is he inking your work on âBatwoman,â as well?
Yes. And Guy Major will be coloring my issues but he wasnât able to color the zero issue. Because we were collaborating on the art it made more sense production-wise to have one colorist, so Dave Stewart will be coloring that and itâs just beautiful.
What is it that like about working with Richard and what does he bring to your pages?
Iâm not a good inker. What I like about him is that he has an amazing fluidity to what he does. I can give him signals on how to render things and he does a wonderful job at it. Heâs always been good at getting along with the artists he inks over. He worked for a very long time with Travis Charest and a very long time with Dustin Nguyen. I think that says something. He makes sure that he has a good relationship with pencilers and does a good job.
Heâs also one of the most responsible people in the business. Weâre all artists. Working at home and doing something thatâs not measurable, like data entry, it can make it very difficult to be timely, but Rich has always been incredibly dependable. He always makes it beautiful. And when he says heâs going to have something done it is, which is a much bigger deal than people realize. It would give me a big headache if I didnât have that constant to be able to deal with.
The final issue of âMadame Xanaduâ is out now and, appropriately enough, youâre drawing it. This is the series that really took your career to another level. Do you have any final thoughts on the experience of working on the book and working with Matt Wagner?
I love "Madame Xanadu." I started with it and it really has done some amazing things for my career, but also I feel close to the character. I will very much miss working with Matt. Heâs so collaborative. He put so much faith in me. Nothing was too crazy as far as my ideas went, which is a big deal. Probably the biggest thing about Matt is that he gave me a chance. I know that at first he wasnât really sure if I would be the artist that heâd want to work with, but he warmed up to the idea and said yes and as soon as he did, Vertigo moved bodies of water for him.
To have somebody like that behind you and have faith in you is so cool. They werenât planning for me to do covers, for instance, and it was he who said, "no, let her do it. I think the art should be the same as the interior and I think she would make a good cover artist." Things like that. Backing me up while I was trying something that not everybody thought was right. Iâll be forever indebted. I really feel that way. Iâm just so appreciative that he gave me a chance.
It was a book where you could really try so many things. Different characters, settings, time periods.
He definitely gave me a crash course in art. I mean I love a challenge. I wouldnât be on âBatwomanâ unless I loved a challenge. Iâm definitely not complaining. I think itâs really cool that he played to my strengths, but he also gave me things to learn to be strong at. Coincidentally I had always wanted to study the history of fashion. That was my chance to do that secretly. Designing clothes from different eras and having Madame Xanadu wear an amalgam of all of those. It was cool all around. It was great working with my team. Itâs something that Iâll always look back on fondly and Iâd love to have another chance to work with Matt one day. We shall see.
Did you know this would be last issue of âMadame Xanaduâ before drawing it?
Before I started it? No, I didnât know that. Back then it was just going to be the last issue of that arc. I think I found out in the summertime that it was being canceled. What I heard was that it had nothing to do with me leaving the book or DC characters going back into the DCU. It had solely to do with the sales. Vertigo had to look at their books that were under a certain bracket and cancel them. So thatâs why âMadame Xanaduâ is canceled. Thatâs the only reason I was given. Itâs a shame.
On the subject of covers, you took over as cover artist for âSupergirlâ a few months back. What attracted you to it?
Well, I happen to very much like doing covers. When you do enough interiors itâs a nice break. DC suggested âSupergirlâ to me and once again the first thing that came to mind was an artist that I respect, Josh Middleton. I was familiar with what he was doing on the covers and I was definitely drawn to the idea. Before I started working for Vertigo, my Tokyopop book was a teen drama. And I was going to be a high school teacher. So when somebody says, can you draw a teenager over and over again? Yes. Iâm a perpetual teenager so itâs really fun to do that and itâs such a big contrast from Batwoman, itâs nice to switch between the two.
One of things a lot of people enjoy about your âSupergirlâ covers and really make the book stand out is that she looks like a teenager and thatâs something that doesnât come across often in how sheâs drawn.
[Laughs] No, it doesnât. Not even specifically with Supergirl, but teenage superheroes in general. I think maybe part of that is just familiarity. From my side, I started out drawing teenagers and so I think I come from a different place. People have mentioned to me that they like that she feels like a teenager and they commented on the fact that I lengthened her skirt and her shirt. I didnât think I did, actually. I mean I must have, but it wasnât on my radar. I naturally donât think of a teenage girl as a sexual object. I was thinking about how clothes would really fit and what someone would really wear and just put that on the page. Iâm glad that people are reacting to it in the way that they do and I hope that itâs still very enjoyable. I think it should be. Sheâs very impressionable and yet sheâs very brave in what she tries to do and very likable.
How do you approach cover art? Is it a sales pitch? Should it approximate whatâs inside?
It varies a little bit because one of my biggest goals with covers is just diversity. I definitely donât ever want to be a one-note and thatâs the wonderful thing about covers, thereâs so many different techniques that you can use. You can have one thatâs very iconic. You can have one that makes people ask questions and want to open it up. You can have one thatâs symbolic and very cool graphically. I think that Iâm pretty story-driven when it comes to covers because itâs really hard for me to come up with ideas unless I have some sort of framework that Iâm building around. With âSupergirl,â Iâm usually accosting my editors and the writer to figure out what the story is. As far as my goals go itâs really to create something that I really like, when if I saw it on the stands Iâd want to open it up. I donât even know if this is a common technique or not, but I try to have the direction of all the action to carry people from the top left corner to the bottom right so that theyâll want to turn the page.
You have to understand Iâm pretty right-brained so I have a hard time realizing when Iâm doing things and for what reason I do them. Itâs more intuitive. When Iâm coming up with an idea, Iâm having in mind other people looking at a book and what theyâre going to see. Iâm basically trying to read peopleâs minds in the future. I know that sounds really sci-fi, but the goal is to take somebody that you know is probably at point a and move them towards point b. I think that converts to a lot of things, like teaching. Thatâs what you have to do to get somebody to learn something. You have to find some common ground with them and then move them to the new ground you want to take them to. Thatâs what Iâm trying to do with covers I guess. To get them excited and get them to open that page.
Are you interested in writing again?
Definitely. Iâve really been loving and appreciating so far my experience at DC, but part of me kind of misses my time at Tokyopop, simply because I got to do everything. I donât think Iâm the greatest writer yet, but Iâm getting there. I was just reading âFoolâs Goldâ the other day and it has some holes. I want to go back to at some point because thatâs part of the whole point of comics. That one person can create it. They can have a vision in their brain and basically show everybody whatâs going on in it. Thatâs such an awesome opportunity, why wouldnât you take it?
One thing that Iâd really like to do is adapt a novel. I know that sometimes they donât use top tier artists and find great ways to adapt them, but Iâd actually like to spend a lot of time doing a really good job adapting a novel. Really putting people in the same place that I am when Iâm reading it. I have a lot of plans, which hopefully will happen sooner rather than later.
Do you have any particular book in mind?
Iâve had a few. Part of me wonders, by the time I actually get a chance, which one am I going to do. Iâll have this thing that Iâd like to do which Iâm going to call "Snippets." Basically I am going to do really short scenes, four to eight pages. All different types of stories just to see how people will react to them and see how good of a job I do with each of those and maybe one of them will spark my foray into creator-owned stuff.
If people just watch my blog theyâll find out about it. Iâm going to try everything. Iâm going to try horror even and some autobiographical stuff. I care very much how people will react to those because I think it will help me figure out what Iâll do next.
I remember the last time we spoke, you mentioned that romance was your favorite genre, which is something we donât see much in comics anymore.
I do love romance and some of the stories that Iâve come up with are very much romance. They have different backdrops though. Most of them are not straight drama. One is about an insane girl and her mental hospital doctor. Itâs got a little bit more concept than just straight romance, but the romance is still the primary aspect in my opinion. I canât do a story without romance.


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The Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology looks for graduate students who are creative and willing to take a chance in exploring and answering challenging questions. We offer interdisciplinary and collaborative graduate programs with the mission of equipping trainees with the scientific knowledge and expertise they will need to succeed in an increasingly competitive environment for biomedical sciences. Specific areas of interest in the department include cancer biology, cell signaling, lipidomics, enzymology, RNA and DNA biology, microbial pathogenesis and antibiotic resistance, drug discovery and structural biology. Alongside, we offer training in state-of-the-art methodologies: molecular biology, nucleic acid and protein biochemistry, genetics, high-throughput screening, microarrays, mass spectrometry, NMR spectroscopy and X-ray crystallography.
The Department has an outstanding record of extramural funding and in April 2012, was ranked 20th in NIH funding for Biochemistry departments in the United States. The success of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is also exemplified by the number and quality of publications from our research groups. In 2011-12, 72 papers, review articles or book chapters were published from our department in international journals, including Cell, PNAS and the Journal of Biological Chemistry. Our faculty has been recognized for success in teaching, service or research, and our students have won numerous oral and poster prizes at national and international meetings, as well as the Perry Halushka MUSC Research Day.
Please refer to our faculty pages for more information on research conducted in the department and feel free to contact any of our faculty about their specific research interests.
For more information regarding the program, students are encouraged to contact Dr. Christopher Davies, Director of the Graduate Training Program in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at firstname.lastname@example.com, (843) 876 2302, or view our website http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/biochemistry/education/
Ph.D. Program
A typical course of study for the Ph.D. in Biochemistry is as follows:
Program of Study
First Year
Biomedical Sciences First-Year Curriculum: The First Year Curriculum is offered by the College of Graduate Studies and lays the groundwork for the student's later advanced coursework and research training in a specific Ph.D. program. There are two main elements: a common curriculum and laboratory rotations. The common curriculum (Foundations of Biomedical Sciences - CGS 701/702) is classroom based and provides essential core knowledge in molecular and cell biology. Laboratory rotations (CGS 720/721) introduce students to potential areas of research and provide training in experimental methods and techniques.
Other elements of the First-Year Curriculum are Essentials of Scientific Practices (CGS 710/711/712), Important Unanswered Questions in the Biomedical Sciences (CGS 760), and program-specific Spring Selectives (BMB 705).
At the end of the first year, students choose their mentor and laboratory for the research project that will be the foundation of their Ph.D. dissertation.
More information about the First-Year Curriculum can be found here: http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/grad/first_year_curriculum/
Second Year
In the second year, a student begins to define and refine their research project, while always remaining cognizant of the ultimate goal of publishing peer-reviewed papers and defending a thesis. Students also select their Advisory Committee, comprising their advisor and four additional faculty members (one from outside the department). In tandem, students accumulate course credits in areas that will complement their laboratory research.
At the end of the year, students take the Written Qualifying Exam, which is administered by the Biochemistry Graduate Training Committee during the first or second week of June. The objective of the examination is to determine whether a student understands the principles of biochemistry and molecular biology, can read and comprehend relevant literature, and can construct convincing hypotheses and a cogent experimental plan. Such skills are essential for a successful career in research.
Third Year
The third year is a continuation of laboratory research and some additional course work. Before the end of the third year and within one year of passing the Written Qualifying Exam, students take the Oral Qualifying Exam, administered by their Advisory Committee. For this exam, students develop a written research proposal in an NIH-grant format on his/her research topic. There is then an oral defense of the proposal, comprising a public presentation of the research project, followed by more detailed examination by the Advisory Committee. After passing the Oral Qualifying Exam, the student is certified as a candidate for the PhD degree. Admission to the candidacy must occur at least one year prior to completing all requirements for PhD.
Fourth/Fifth Year
During the fourth and subsequent years of graduate study in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, the primary effort is the research project. The culmination of this endeavor is a dissertation that is based on the research conducted and which shows evidence of mature scholarship and critical judgment. In common with all Ph.D. students at MUSC, the candidate presents his/her work at a public seminar, followed by a closed session with the Advisory Committee. This committee has primary responsibility for evaluating the student's research, including the written dissertation, the formal oral presentation, and handling of questions.
PhD Program Requirements
- Successful completion of the First-Year Common Curriculum.
- Successful completion of a total of 12 credit hours of course work, including a statistics course (see below) and Biochemistry &
- Molecular Biology's Selective, Molecular Foundations of Medicine (BMB-605).
- Statistics requirement: The College of Graduate Studies requires that students demonstrate a predetermined level of statistica competence. This may be achieved by completing MCR-700 in the second or subsequent years of graduate study, or by providing transcript evidence of satisfactory completion of previously-taken statistical course(s) that fulfill the College requirement.
- Attendance at all Research and Methods seminars and present a seminar in this series at least once per year.
- Attendance at least 2/3 MCBP seminars in an academic year.
- Successful completion of the Written Qualifying Examination at the end of 2nd year.
- Successful completion of the Oral Qualifying Examination within 12 months of passing the Written Qualifier.
- Publication as first author of at least one original research article in a peer-reviewed journal.
- 15 credit hours of laboratory research in each semester in the 2nd year and beyond.
- Successful completion of dissertation proposal and its defense.
Requirements for Admission to the PhD Program
- Applicants to the Biochemistry PhD program must fulfill all requirements outlined by the College of Graduate Studies. http://www.musc.edu/grad/admissions/phd.html. This includes a Bachelors degree or equivalent from a recognized institution and a GPA of at least 3.0.
- Admissions are handled centrally by the Office of Enrollment: http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/esl/em/admissions/application/phd/
- Please select "Biochemistry" if you are interested in our Program of Study.
- Ideally, students who select the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology for their graduate studies should have a strong background in biological sciences: undergraduate training in organic chemistry and biology are advantageous.
MS Program
The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology also offers a program leading to a Master of Science (MS) degree. The program comprises both didactic and research-based training and culminates in successful defense of a thesis.
Program of Study
A typical course of study for the Masters in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is as follows:
- First Year
Development of a program of study and its approval by the Graduate Training Director. 12 credit hours of course work (e.g. CGS 701), development of a research project and selection of a Thesis Advisory Committee within 6 months of starting the MS program.
- Second Year
During the second year, Masters students fulfill any remaining credit hour requirement, continue and then complete their research project, write their thesis and successfully defend it.
Program Requirements
- Successful completion of 12 credit hours of course work. Aside from Essentials of Scientific Practice (CGS-710), which is taken by all students, courses are decided with the student's mentor. Often this will comprise the first 4 units of the common curriculum for first-year PhD students (CGS 701) and Advanced Biochemistry (BMB-735).
- 15 credit hours of laboratory research in each semester
- Attendance at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology's Research and Methods Seminar Series.
- At least two public presentations of their work to the department, comprising a talk for the Research and Methods Seminar Series (BMB-730) and the thesis defense.
- At least one original research article published in a peer-reviewed journal as a co-author.
- Writing of a dissertation thesis and its successful defense.
Admissions Requirements
No single metric is used to assess applicants, but rather a broader picture of the candidate's qualities is considered by the admissions committee. As guideline, candidates with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater, and who have achieved >50th percentile for the Verbal and Quantitative portions of the GRE are more likely to be considered favorably. Experience in research is desirable, although not required. For international students, a TOEFL score of at least 100 is required.
Except in rare cases, we are not able to offer stipends for MS degrees, to read: No stipends are available for Masters students.
Admissions Deadline
We accept MS students only once per year and the deadline for applications is May 31st. Applications must be submitted online via Enrollment Management. Note, we do not offer conditional acceptance. Admissions link:
Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences Application
Course Descriptions
Advanced Biochemistry Spring Selective (BMB/PCOL-735) – Co-Directors: Christopher Davies, PhD (Biochemistry), and Lauren Ball, PhD (Pharmacology). Credit hours: 3. This is a new course that has been developed to equip students with foundational knowledge that is considered essential for a successful career in the field of biochemistry. It includes training in core areas such as enzyme kinetics, thermodynamics, biomolecular interactions, structural biology and biophysics, alongside in-depth examination of publications where such approaches have made a critical impact.
Lipids in Pathobiology (BMB-748/MCBP-748) - Co-Directors: Samar Hammad, PhD, and Ashley Cowart, PhD. Credit hours: 3. Not offered Spring 2015.
This multidisciplinary course addresses biochemical, applied, and translational approaches to the study of lipids. The course is composed of three main sections: lipid biosynthesis, lipid signaling, and lipids and disease. The first section is a comprehensive treatment of nomenclature and synthesis of major lipid classes including glycerophospholipids, sphingolipids, and sterols, as well as methodology for lipid study. The second section addresses roles of bioactive members of these lipid classes in regulation of cell signaling and downstream events. The third section is largely translational, with many lectures on human diseases that involve the lipids and signaling pathways discussed. This course contains a brief hands-on laboratory segment. This course is open this to graduate students, residents, postdocs, and third and fourth medical students. Offered every other Spring.
RNA Biology and Disease (BMB-737) - Co-Directors: Tilman Heise, PhD, and Gunhild Sommer, PhD. Credit hours: 3.
Alterations in the posttranscriptional control of gene expression can be linked with human diseases such as cancer and viral infection. This new course examines mechanisms of post-transcriptional control, including alternative splicing, changes in mRNA stability or localization, protein synthesis, and expression of micro RNAs, in order to understand how aberrant regulation of gene expression provokes cellular malfunction and potentiates human disease.
Molecular Foundations of Medicine (BMB-605) - Credit hours: 3.
The course grade is based on class participation (25%) and outside assignments (75%). Outside assignments include written review of scientific manuscripts (40%) and presentation of a scientific paper in class (35%). Merit-based. No minimum number of students; Open to M.S. and Ph.D. students.
Each year one section is offered. Please see below for topics taught in previous years.
BMB-605A. Mechanism of Aging and Life Span
Many pathological processes have become amenable to study using the various tools and approaches of biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, chemistry, and bioinformatics. This is perhaps best illustrated in the study of aging. After decades of little progress, it is now apparent that fundamental processes regulate lifespan of organisms ranging from yeast to Caenorhabditis elegans, to Drosophila, to mice, and, by extension, to humans. These common mechanisms involve transcription factors, insulin-like signaling, lipid signaling pathways, and telomerase. Disorders in these pathways result in disturbances in lifespan, and in some cases in human diseases. This course will provide the students with the necessary foundation in understanding the various models employed for the study of aging and lifespan. The course will rely primarily on original literature and in-depth discussion of key foundation papers. The discussion will be led by expert faculty who will introduce each topic and provide the students with the necessary foundations.
BMB-605B. Mechanisms of Cancer Pathogenesis
The abnormal behavior of neoplastic cells can often be traced to alterations in posttranscriptional control of gene expression. Alternative splicing, changes in mRNA stability, the translational control, and expression of micro RNA having a significant impact on the development of human disease and viral infection. This course will provide the study of basic molecular mechanism and of cellular malfunction provoked by alteration of RNA synthesis and processing.
BMB-605C. Mechanisms of Inflammation
One of the emerging areas of research is the understanding of the mechanism involved in the inflammation process. In particular, bioactive molecules produced by immune system cells are involved in inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, sepsis, asthma, inflammatory bowel disease, and atherosclerosis. This course will provide a study of mechanisms leading to and maintaining the inflammation process, such as dyslipidemia, the leading cause of the inflammation process that leads to the atherothrombotic disease, and the oxidative stress, the pathological factor responsible for this damage. In addition, the course will focus on a variety of stimuli, such as mechanical, anoxic, chemical (e.g. oxidized LDL), immunological or infectious ones, that are responsible for activation of the endothelium. Finally, the course will also examine how many infectious agents regulate the inflammation process, leading either to the control of the infection or the development of infectious disease, depending on the cross talk between the host and the pathogen.
BMB-605D. Pathogenesis of Diabetes
Diabetes is the most common disease in developed countries. Understating its pathogenesis will potentially improve new therapeutic interventions. The role of a particular life style as well as inflammation and autoimmunity have been implicated as crucial factors for the development of diabetes. This course will discuss the molecular mechanisms by which obesity, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia, inflammation and autoimmunity can lead to the development of diabetes.
BMB-605D. Pathophysiology of Obesity, Diabetes, and the Metabolic Syndrome
Obesity and its pathological sequelae remain a primary health concern. While obesity is associated with diseases including type 2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and heart disease, mechanisms by which these occur remain unknown. Recent literature implicates altered lipid metabolism in these conditions, including compromised fatty acid oxidation, changes in lipid 'packaging' in lipoproteins, and aberrant production of signaling lipids such as diacylglycerols and sphingosine-1-phosphate. Cellular processes linking these biochemical changes to disease include induction of ER stress, apoptosis, autophagy, and induction of oxidative stress responses. This course will provide an overview of clinical, cellular, and molecular/biochemical features of the most common diseases associated with obesity and discuss recent literature providing mechanistic insights into the etiology of these pathophysiological processes. Course Director: Ashley Cowart, PhD.
BMB-605E. Autophagy and Human Disease
Autophagy is a cellular process in which the cell self-digests its own components to recycle nutrients and to eliminate unnecessary or damaged proteins and organelles. Recent studies have demonstrated the fundamental importance of autophagy in health and disease. Participants will be introduced to the historical overview of the field, the current knowledge on the molecular and cellular mechanisms of autophagy, and how autophagy plays a role in various aspects of human pathophysiology. The discussion topics include autophagy in stress response, infectious diseases, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases.
Research (Variable s.h.) (BMB-970)
Thesis (Variable s.h.) (BMB-980)
Dissertation (Variable s.h.) (BMB-990)
Seminars (Fall and Spring)
All students are expected to participate in the Biochemistry Research and Methods Seminar series and journal clubs, and to attend special departmental or university seminars featuring distinguished scientists from both foreign and domestic institutions.
Students of the Department of Biochemistry will actively participate in selecting and inviting to MUSC one/two speakers per year. The students will host and organize the visit of the speaker to MUSC.
Research and Methods Seminar Series (BMB-730) – Director: Vamsi Gangaraju, PhD. Credit hours: 1.
The Biochemistry Research and Methods Seminar Series is presented on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month. In this series, students give a seminar based on their own research to their fellow students, graduate training committee, thesis committee, faculty and post-doctoral fellows in the Department of Biochemistry. This is a great opportunity for the students to present their work in an informal setting and to receive feedback on his/her studies from a large audience with different scientific backgrounds. PhD students are required to present at least once per year. MS students are required to present at least twice during the course of their studies. For information about the Research and Methods Seminar Series, please contact Belinda Andersen at 843-792-2476, firstname.lastname@example.com.
RNA Club: RNA and Disease – Director: Tilman Heise, PhD
In this forum, faculty, postdocs and students meet once a month to share data, discuss projects, review publications and establish collaborations. Topics cover different aspects of RNA biology and posttranscriptional control of gene expression, with special emphasis of the role of these processes in the development of human disease.
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Cannelloni With Ricotta And Peas
|Cannelloni shells/8 manicotti shells
|Green peas
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Use Fresh Or Frozen)
|Part skim ricotta cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Golden raisins
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Large
|Egg white
|1 Large
|Ripe tomatoes/1 can low sodium tomatoes, drained and chopped
|3 Medium, peeled, cored, and chopped
|Minced fresh mint/Parsley
|3 Tablespoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Low sodium tomato paste
|2 Tablespoon
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Cook the cannelloni shells in boiling unsalted water for 6 minutes or until partially softened.
Drain and set aside.
Bring an inch of water to a boil in a small saucepan, add the peas, and cook for 2 minutes.
In a medium size bowl, combine the peas, cheese, raisins, egg, egg white, 1/3 cup of the tomatoes, 1 1/2 tablespoons of the mint, and 1/4 teaspoon of the pepper, and mix well.
Fill the cannelloni shells with the mixture.
Combine the remaining tomatoes, mint, and pepper with the tomato paste in a small bowl; mix well.
Pour 3/4 cup of the mixture into the bottom of an ungreased 8"x 8"x 2" baking pan and place the filled pasta shells on top.
Pour the remaining mixture over all.
Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 20 minutes.
Uncover and bake 10 minutes longer.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3143 Calories from Fat 354
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 38 g59.2%
Saturated Fat 14 g69.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 287.7 mg95.9%
Sodium 464.5 mg19.4%
Total Carbohydrates 539 g179.6%
Dietary Fiber 36.6 g146.4%
Sugars 55.8 g
Protein 121 g241.2%
Vitamin A 129.2% Vitamin C 128.6%
Calcium 88% Iron 108.5%
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Embarking on adventures throughout time allows young Audrey new perspective on what really matters in life.
Audrey is convinced her summer is ruined when she is forced to travel to Ireland with her parents. Her dull holiday in a sleepy village quickly changes when a startling secret from the past haunts her. She will have to confront the ghosts of the future as well as those that lived long ago. Embarking on adventures that occur throughout time allows her a new perspective on what really matters in life.
About the Author:
Michele Twomey lives in Charlotte, North Carolina in the US. The inspiration and backdrop for Dream Traveler came from living and raising her children in Ireland for three years. Prior to that, she was a commercial artist at small advertising agencies, newspapers, and self-employed freelance. Michele spent as much time writing advertising copy as she did designing layouts and illustrations. She also volunteers in middle school and elementary media centers.
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"Suddenly we are out of the bitter elements. Transported out of the violent waters and into a silent dark cave. The once turbulent water now becomes a quiet meandering lake. Our boat gives a shiver, then rocks one last violent shake, copying the last of the fierce waves outside, and then it gently follows the pattern of the water.
I catch my breath. A realization passes over me. I have danced with death again. "I thought we would die, several times this evening." My words echo off the inside of the cave. I am answered with complete silence, total darkness.
The ravens returning from battle interrupt the quiet whisper of our oars slowly gliding rhythmically through the water. They fly in formation towards the inner recesses of the cave. Some are returning from the slave ship, while others were waiting to make sure no oarsman survived the crash on the rocky cliffs outside. Either way, they fought alongside us bravely and valiantly. It was the many diversions that allowed us to board the vessel and take so much cargo.
I can't even see my hand before my face. It is black as coal. Vivian slowly, expertly glides the boat through the snake like channel. Occasionally, a raven flies to close and I can feel the tickle from their feathers.
In the distance, a faint glow. The light grows brighter. We float towards it. Entering our small basin, the hidden marina feels safe and dry. The cave walls are sheer and when I look up it looks as if the cliff has been hollowed out inside. All of the walls have torches placed in holders. Catherine Mary has prepared for our return. Too afraid to help with the fight, she has been keen enough to keep the home fires burning."
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Pope Benedict took over the Legion last year after the order admitted its Mexican founder sexually abused seminarians and fathered three children. A Vatican investigation determined he was a fraud and discovered serious spiritual and psychological abuses within the Legion and its consecrated branch.
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ROSA KHUTOR, Russia — With the Olympics a real possibility for slopestyle skiers, JD Christensen asked one thing of his son last August — keep skiing.
So Joss Christensen committed to do his best and left his father in a Salt Lake hospital to train in New Zealand. Just a few days after that conversation, his father was gone.
Six months later in the Krasnaya Polyana mountains of Russia, the 22-year-old Park City skier delivered on that promise in a way few believed was possible.
"I hope I made my father proud," said Christensen after winning with a near perfect run that earned 95.80 points. "He's been supporting me from day one, through all the injuries I've had, which I know scares parents a lot. And he's always supported me and never said stop, and I wish he was here. I hope he's looking down on me and smiling. I hope I made him proud. I did it for him."
The last man named to the U.S. slopestyle ski team by way of a coach's discretionary pick led his teammates — Gus Kenworthy and Nick Goepper — in a sweep of the sport's Olympic debut. It is only the third U.S. sweep in Winter Games history with the others coming in 2002 (halfpipe) and 1956 (men's figure skating).
After a thrilling competition in which skiers continually pushed the limits of what's been done in the sport, the medalists had their moment at the base of the run. They each held a flag as they waved to a raucous crowd of red, white and blue clad fans, who serenaded them with the national anthem and chants of "U-S-A!"
All of the competitors skied to — and sometimes past — their previous limits. Christensen said he chose to add a triple flip (in which he enters the trick skiing backward) to his run just two days ago.
"I learned that trick actually like two or three days ago in practice sessions," he said. "I knew once I learned it, I had to put it in my run if I wanted a chance to make it on the podium."
It turned out to be the difference-maker.
"Man, that was sick," Goepper said. "It was definitely a winning trick."
Christensen seemed the least likely of the four U.S. skiers to lead the historic sweep. Kenworthy, who earned silver with a score of 93.60, became the first skier to land a triple cork (inverted spin) in competition two weeks ago at X Games.
Goepper owns back-to-back X Games titles and landed a triple flip to best Kenworthy in that X Games final.
Bobby Brown, who finished ninth, owns a list of podiums in the sport's biggest contests and was the first to land a triple cork 1440 in competition.
Christensen, on the other hand, had never won a major competition until he won the Grand Prix on his home course in Park City two weeks before the start of the games. He had enough points from solid, but not outstanding, skiing to put him in the mix of skiers the coaches could take to the Sochi Winter Games.
"It meant a lot to me," he said. "I'm excited to even make it here. That was huge for me. I just wanted to keep the ball rolling. It was definitely an honor to me, the team, and I just wanted to show everyone that they made a good choice. I just hoped to prove myself."
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Our friend Caroline Parnin broke her ankle requiring surgery. She has no health insurance so she was not covered for it. Besides the growing medical bills she also can't work for at least a couple months and has no income coming in to make mortgage payments and the like. Night starts with Wake-District Pipes-Drums, James Olin Oden play then around 8 the rock starts with Michael Rank & Marc Smith of Stag, Richard Bacchus & the Luckiest Girls, A Rooster for the Masses, & more. Even more details to follow...
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I have done more traditional rugby. It's a bit precarious and often degenerates into brawls and melee. Traditional rugby has no rules except get the ball into the other net by any means possible short of death.
It's not as fun as it sounds. Everyone tries to kick you in the nutz. Or bite you.
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Die unbeliever!!! How dare you not list Hockey?! EVIL!!!
HAHAHAHAHAAAA! Yes that's right.
Well, actually, I liked going to hockey games here and there.
Once I even considered doing it. Problem is they brawl, but I take attacks as a potentially life-threatening situation nowadays and act accordingly. It would not end well. Funny how life is: I initially got into watching it for the reason of the "tough guys" fighting. There are a few other reasons but we'll leave this at what it is.
Though that isn't to say I don't occasionally enjoy a friendly game of street hockey with a furby or some odd object of junk. Or street baseball of similar stature.
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That's right, Bixby Snyder folks.
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