Ana Rodríguez, Author at Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network

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Oxytocin drives development of neural connections in adult-born neurons

The findings, which are relevant to all mammals, including humans, open new possibilities to improve neurological conditions.

In animal models, oleuropein effectively suppressed the growth of endometriosis lesions.

These findings are key to advancing the existing understanding of the mammalian inner ear hair cell regeneration process.

Squeegee is a first-of-its-kind tool for the microbiome science community and it is freely available for use.

Using micro-computed tomography, Dr. Momal Sharif investigates structural defects within the mouse embryo, yolk sac and placenta.

Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine discover how airborne ultrafine particles in smoke can change a host’s defense against lung cancer.

$Metastatic cancer cells tagged with a green fluorescent protein reveal their localization around the site of a bone fracture in a mouse model.$

This work opens new ways of thinking about how to prevent bone metastasis.

Infectious diseases expert Dr. Daniel M. Musher discusses the causes of pneumonia is his publication No. 600.

These 3D cellular models of breast cancer enable researchers to study the intricate process of cancer progression.