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The study reveals the mechanism behind a sense essential for normal movement and balance.

The group will focus on advancing research on 'intrinsically disordered proteins' to better understand catastrophic diseases.

The duo explains why intrinsically disordered proteins are important and how they could hold the key for treating many diseases.

Meet Scripps California Staff Psychologist Tamara Ho.

Study Reveals How Specialized Cells Help Each Other Survive During Times of Stress
Team Points to Cause of Debilitating Nerve Disease
Scientists Find Way to Make Leukemia Cells Kill Each Other
Team Combats Memory Loss by Enhancing Brain Function
New Metabolomic Platform Reveals Fundamental Flaw in Common Lab Technology
Team Identifies Potential Target for Individualized Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder
Researchers Identify Promising Drug Candidate to Treat Chronic Itch that Avoids Side Effects
Scientists Identify a Key Morphine Regulator that May Reduce Risk of Pain-Killer Abuse and Addiction
Scripps Research Institute Names Peter Schultz as CEO, Steve Kay as President
TSRI and UC San Diego Launch New Consortium to Create ‘Virtual Cell’
Institute Receives $5.65 Million Gift from San Diego Philanthropist Helen Dorris
Institute Receives $12.5 Million Challenge Gift
Study by TSRI and Janssen Makes Major Advance Toward More Effective, Long-Lasting Flu Vaccine
Scientists Show How Aging Cripples the Immune System, Suggesting Benefits of Antioxidants
Team Finds a Better Way to Engineer Therapeutic Proteins into Antibodies
International Team Discovers the Ancient Origins of Deadly Lassa Virus