GABRIELLE’S ANGEL FOUNDATION!

We are proud to announce recent funding by Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation to try to understand novel mechanisms and potential treatments for MDS!

 

Welcome Sachiko and Amy!

Warm welcome to both Sachiko Keane, a new technician in the lab, and Amy Wang, a Vilcek graduate rotation student!

Welcome rotation student Amy Kwan!

We are excited to have Amy, a second year MD/PhD student, rotate in the lab this summer!

Edward P. Evans MDS Foundation

We are excited to announce that we have received funding from the Edward P. Evans Foundation to study our mouse models of UBA1, clonal hematopoiesis, and bone marrow failure. Thank you for this EvansMDS Discovery Research Grant 2023, we are excited to start tackling this question!

Welcome Debbie!

The Beck lab is excited to welcome Deborah Hernandez to the lab as our new lab manager!

New publication from the lab!

We are proud that our collaboration with Dr. Neal Young’s group studying inflammatory signals in VEXAS syndrome has been published! Please check out the link below: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37586319/.

Welcome Mei-Kay and Brecca!

We are excited to welcome both Mei-Kay Wong, a new genetic counselor for the laboratory and Brecca Miller, a shared PhD study with Dr. Kelly Ruggles! Welcome aboard the team.

UBA1 and Clonal Hematopoiesis- New Publication

We are proud of our recently published paper “Spectrum of clonal hematopoiesis in VEXAS syndrome” outlining the co-occurrence and clinical importance of CH mutations in VEXAS syndrome. This was an exciting collaboration with colleagues from the NIH and Mayo Clinic, and very appreciative of the team work.

Congratulations to Sam for Fulbright Award!

Congratulation to Sam for being awarded a Fulbright award to study in Israel with Dr. Aaron Ciechanover at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology as part of a collaboration! Wonderful news!

Arthritis National Research Foundation Funding

We are excited to be supported by the Arthritis National Research Foundation to better understand arthritis in models of autoinflammatory disease!