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Scientists Provide New Understanding of Chronic Pain

Members of the Siuzdak lab have discovered a molecule that appears be a critical component of chronic pain as well as a potential new drug target.

Team Creates Novel RNA Repair Technology

“Since the development of drugs that target RNA is extremely challenging, these studies can open up new avenues to exploit RNA drug targets that cause a host of RNA-mediated diseases,” says Associate Professor Matthew Disney.

Snapshot: Tatiana Domitrovic

Meet Tatiana Domitrovic, research associate in the Jack Johnson lab.

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Scientists Provide New Understanding of Chronic Pain

Team Creates Novel RNA Repair Technology

Snapshot: Tatiana Domitrovic

Scientists Provide New Understanding of Chronic Pain

Team Creates Novel RNA Repair Technology

Snapshot: Tatiana Domitrovic