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Congratulations to Dr. Gang Greg Wang's group, Dr. Jean G. Cook's group, and Zhi-Min on the story of BAHCC1 TTD and H40K20me1, published online in Nat Commun! 07/2025
Congratulations to Genevieve and Jian on the work of de novo DNA complex of ZMET2, published online in J Mol Biol! 05/2025
Congratulations to Xinyi and Zengyu for winning the prestigious Wedding prize! 09/2024
Our work on the structure and function of DNMT3C has been published online in J Mol Biol. Congratulations to Nelli and All! 09/2024
Our work on the allosteric regulation of Neurospora DIM2-mediated DNA methylation has been published online in Nat Commun. Congratulations to Zengyu and All! 08/2024
Our work on the interaction between DNMT3A1 and H2AK119ub1-modified nucleosome, in collaboration with Drs. Gang Greg Wang and Yinsheng Wang's groups, has been published online in Nat Commun. Congratulations to Xinyi and All! 07/2024
Our work on the structure, mechanism and inhibition of DNMT3A R882 mutations, , in collaboration with Drs. Gang Greg Wang and Yinsheng Wang's groups, has been published online in Nat Commun. Congratulations to Jiuwei and All! 04/2024
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