- VOL 16. ISSUE 32
October 24, 2016
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TSRI and Calibr Sign Strategic Affiliation to Accelerate the Development of New Medicines
International Team Unveils First Atomic-Level Image of the Human 'Marijuana Receptor'
Scientists Uncover New Facets of Zika-Related Birth Defects to Help Develop Treatment
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TSRI and Calibr Sign Strategic Affiliation to Accelerate the Development of New Medicines
The agreement lays the foundation for a new evergreen biomedical research model.
International Team Unveils First Atomic-Level Image of the Human 'Marijuana Receptor'
The discovery from the Bohn lab and colleagues advances the understanding of how marijuana works in the human body and guides the development of new medicines.
Scientists Uncover New Facets of Zika-Related Birth Defects to Help Develop Treatment
The study from the Choe and Page labs observed the virus’s effects at two different stages of development.
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- Scientists Use ‘Molecular Autopsies’ to Find Clues to Sudden Death
- Grant to TSRI-Led Consortium Expands to $207 Million
- TSRI Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Transformative Skaggs Family Gift
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- Findings Illuminate How Mystery MS Drug Works
- Study Suggests Repurposed Deworming Drugs Could Combat C. Difficile Epidemic
- Team Discovers Antibodies that Target Holes in HIV's Defenses
- Team Harnesses Antibody Evolution on the Path to an AIDS Vaccine
- New Method Makes Building 'One-Handed' Drugs Easier than Ever
- Scientists Reverse Alcohol Dependence in Animal Models
- Scientists Take Big Step Toward Recreating Primordial 'RNA World' of Four Billion Years Ago
- Researchers Find Potential Treatment for 'Painful Blindness' Form of Dry Eye
- Study Supports New Strategy to Fight Cocaine Addiction