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July 14, 2014
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State-of-the-Art Electron Microscope Opens New Vistas for TSRI Researchers
Team Sheds New Light on Nerve Cell Growth
Scientists Uncover New Compounds that Could Affect Circadian Rhythm
In Memoriam: Janet R. “Jean” Kellogg (1917–2014)
Researchers Awarded $2.6 Million to Develop Stem Cell Lines for Global Research
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State-of-the-Art Electron Microscopes Open New Vistas for TSRI Researchers
Already world leaders in electron microscopy, researchers at TSRI are using two new microscopes as part of an advanced microscopy suite to study molecules involved in diseases from cancer to AIDS.
Team Sheds New Light on Nerve Cell Growth
Assistant Professor Brock Grill and his team make progress on unraveling complex processes within the developing brain.
Scientists Uncover New Compounds that Could Affect Circadian Rhythm
Compounds from the Kojetin lab could be developed as chemical probes to uncover new therapeutic approaches to disorders including diabetes and obesity.
In Memoriam: Janet R. “Jean” Kellogg (1917–2014)
Janet R. “Jean” Kellogg and her husband, W. Keith Kellogg II, were generous supporters of TSRI.
Researchers Awarded $2.6 Million to Develop Stem Cell Lines for Global Research
Professor Donald Phinney will lead the new four-year project.
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- Scientists Pinpoint How Genetic Mutation Causes Early Brain Damage
- Scientific Art on the Fly: Behind the Scenes of the New Airport Exhibit
- Study Shows Hemorrhagic Fevers Can Be Caused by Body’s Antiviral Interferon Response
- Revealing the Molecular Secrets of Short, Intense Workouts
- Hitting a Moving Target: AIDS Vaccine Could Work Against Changeable Site on HIV
- Scientists Find an Unlikely Stress Responder May Protect Against Alzheimer’s
- Chemists Discover Structure of Cancer Drug Candidate
- TSRI celebrates 22nd Commencement
- Stem Cell Therapy Shows Promise for MS in Mouse Model
- Scientists Create First Living Organism that Transmits Added Letters in DNA ‘Alphabet’
- Outsmarting Viruses: A Profile of Erica Ollmann Saphire
- To Mark Territory or Not to Mark Territory: Breaking the Pheromone Code
- Team Finds New Point of Attack on HIV for Vaccine Development
- TSRI Announces ‘Scripps Advance,’ a New Drug Discovery Initiative
- Researchers Find Connection Between Gene Mutation, Key Symptoms of Autism
- Team Solves Decades-Old Mystery of How Cells Keep from Bursting
- Scientists Provide New Grasp of Soft Touch