Mitochondria, beyond energy production, have a unique genome regulated epigenetically like nuclear DNA. This research in #FreeRadicalBiologyandMedicine delves into the emerging fields of mitoepigenetics and mitoepigenomics. bit.ly/3VYrLw0

Researchers in #RedoxBiochemistryandChemistry found that damaged molecules in our cells can harm insulin-producing cells in the pancreas. This discovery may help explain how type 2 diabetes develops. Check out the full research here:bit.ly/4fulX5o

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Discover the role of itaconate in cardiovascular health! Researchers in #FreeRadicalBiologyandMedicine explore how this metabolite can protect your heart by regulating immune responses. Dive into their findings bit.ly/3A05UvS

Don't miss out! Abstract submissions are still open for #SfRBM24, but only for one more month! Seize this opportunity and submit your abstracts now! bit.ly/4dRsu9k

Bridging the gap between clinical radiotherapy and space radiation therapy! Researchers in #FreeRadicalBiologyandMedicine discovered how reactive oxygen species (ROS)-triggered delivery systems could revolutionize treatments both on Earth and in space. bit.ly/4cTEDcR

Protein nitration can cause inflammation and disrupt normal cell functions, potentially leading to heart disease and other conditions. Researchers in #RedoxBiochemistryandChemistry are learning more about its role in cardiovascular issues. bit.ly/4cVaY3b

Deadline alert! SfRBM is seeking nominations for the 2024 Mentoring Excellence Award. This award recognizes exceptional mentorship by a current SfRBM member. Learn more and submit your nominations by Thursday, August 15! bit.ly/4bBIbz8

SFRR-International is seeking candidates for the next President-Elect, starting January 2025. SfRBM society members can submit nominations by Sept 30, 2024. bit.ly/4dk5aAj

Today is the final day to submit your nominations for the 2024 Mentoring Excellence Award. Submit your nominations here: bit.ly/4bBIbz8

Check out our incredible lineup of speakers at #SfRBM24! Join us for an inspiring journey into the latest research on oxidative stress and redox biology. We can't wait to see you there! bit.ly/3QXbbdb

New research in #AdvancesInRedoxResearch shows that adrenaline-induced stress can harm the heart and liver by creating harmful free radicals and disrupting vitamin B6 metabolism. However, melatonin can help protect against this damage! Read more: bit.ly/4c1Fwiu

Got a great idea for a symposium? Submit your proposals for the SFRR-International meeting in Galway, Ireland, June 3-6, 2025, by September 20, 2024.More details at: bit.ly/n5D26

SfRBM is offering Travel Awards for students and postdocs to attend #SfRBM2024 in Savannah, Georgia, from November 20-23, 2024. 30 awards are available across three categories. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity—apply now and secure your spot! bit.ly/3XYgPAf

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Registration is still open for #SfRBM2024! Join us in Savannah, GA for three days of informative sessions with incredible speakers! Early registration ends on October 15. bit.ly/3PFdWPD

Deadline alert! Abstract submissions are still open for #SfRBM24, but only for two more days! Seize this opportunity and submit your abstracts now! bit.ly/4dRsu9k

Tomorrow is the final day to submit abstract submissions for #SfRBM2024! Don’t miss out, and submit yours before the deadline! bit.ly/4dRsu9k

Looking for a new opportunity? SFRR-International is seeking candidates for the next President-Elect, starting January 2025. SfRBM society members can submit nominations through Sept 30, 2024. Don’t miss out! bit.ly/4dk5aAj

Are you ready for #SfRBM2024? Check out the incredible lineup of speakers. Be sure to join us for an inspiring journey into the latest research on oxidative stress and redox biology. We can't wait to see you there! bit.ly/3QXbbdb