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#Biological Chemistry

No	Start Date	Title	Department	Category
1	2025-04-11	Uncovering the new mechanism of exosome formation – helping to understand cancer metastasis and immune evasion	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
2	2024-03-05	GlycoSHIELD – quantitative descriptions of the shielding effects and biological implications of protein glycosylation	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
3	2023-10-20	Deciphering purinosome assembly mechanism to open a new direction for cancer metabolism research	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
4	2023-08-31	AI Accelerates Protein Design and Enhances Enzyme Activity	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
5	2023-02-04	Cytosolic galectin-4 enchains bacteria, restricts their motility, and promotes inflammasome activation in intestinal epithelial cells	Institute of Biomedical Sciences	Research Findings
6	2022-05-23	Molecular insights of how cancer risk factor BAP1 nuclear import is regulated by TNPO1	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
7	2021-02-19	Protein instability links to intellectual disability – a breakthrough in the cerebral development	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
8	2021-01-19	Perfection in the imperfection – molecular mechanism for genetic diversity	Institute of Biological Chemistry	Research Findings
9	2018-09-20	Sunney Chan Lecture- CRISPR Biology Guides the Future of Genome Editing	Institute of Chemistry	Research Findings

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