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February 02, 2015
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Team Establishes that Drug Candidates Can Block Pathway Linked to Cell Death in Parkinson’s Disease
Team Wins $1.7 Million to Develop Stem Cell Quality Control Methods
New 'Ph.D. Pathways' Videos Feature Early-Career Scientists
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Team Establishes that Drug Candidates Can Block Pathway Linked to Cell Death in Parkinson’s Disease
New studies from the LoGrasso lab raise hope that such a therapy could prevent the gradual degeneration of brain cells in Parkinson's disease and halt these patients’ decline.
Team Wins $1.7 Million to Develop Stem Cell Quality Control Methods
The Loring lab will develop a new technique for quickly and easily detecting DNA damage in stem cells.
New 'Ph.D. Pathways' Videos Feature Early-Career Scientists
TSRI postdocs and graduate students share research and career advice in a new video series.
- Scientists Move Closer to a Personalized Treatment Solution for Intellectual Disability
- Nicotine Vaccine Provokes Robust Immune Response
- Scientists Uncover New, Fundamental Mechanism for How Resveratrol Provides Health Benefits
- Researchers Find Drug That Helps Huntington’s Disease-Afflicted Mice—and Their Offspring
- Team Illuminates Mysterious Molecular Mechanism Powering Cells in Most Forms of Life
- New Hope for Newborns: How a TSRI Scientist Brought a Life-Saving Drug from the Lab to the Clinic
- Scientists Open New Frontier of Vast Chemical ‘Space’
- Team Develops ‘Cool’ New Method for Probing How Molecules Fold
- Solving a Long-Standing Mystery, Team Identifies Key Protein Sensor for Touch
- Pain and Itch in a Dish
- Researchers Find How Mutant Gene Can Cause Deafness
- Volunteers Can Now Help Seek Ebola Cure in Their (Computer's) Spare Time
- Team Reveals Weak Spots in Ebola’s Defenses
- Researchers Discover New Type of Neuron that Plays Key Role in Nicotine Addiction
- The Backwards Brain? New Study Shows How Brain Maps Develop to Help Us Perceive the World
- Catalyst-Where-You-Want-It Method Expands Possibilities for New Drug Development
- Scientists Unveil New Targets and Test to Develop Treatments for Memory Disorders
- Scientists Capture Picture of ‘MicroRNA’ In Action
- Study Shows How Exercise Could Reduce Relapse During Meth Withdrawal