Stickiness is key for NANOG to turn on human cell pluripotency
Researchers provide new insights into how human NANOG reshapes the genomic landscape to activate a pluripotent state.
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Combating triple-negative breast cancer on two fronts delivers promising results
Researchers identified a combination therapy for triple-negative breast cancer that results in durable tumor regression in an animal model.
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Helping your child overcome pandemic anxiety
Dr. Laurel Williams offers advice for parents looking to help their children feel safe and anxiety-free during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Using artificial intelligence to advance healthcare globally
It may be surprising to learn that artificial intelligence (AI) is as old as the computer. Although its origins date back to the 1940s and
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Maintaining a cognitively active lifestyle
Whether you play the Wordle or Sudoku, keeping your brain engaged and active throughout your life is crucial, no matter your age.
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An organic insecticide is more damaging to non-target insects than synthetics
Very low concentrations of the popular organic insecticide Spinosad have profound effects on beneficial insect species.
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Targeting MAPK4 may offer a new therapeutic opportunity for TNBC
MAPK4 seems to be involved in promoting triple-negative breast cancer growth and its resistance to certain therapies.
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In memoriam of genetics pioneer Dr. C. Thomas Caskey
Dr. C. Thomas Caskey built the genetics program at Baylor from the ground up, founding and growing the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics into a national leader in the field.
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Lung cancer awareness: The importance of early detection and treatment
Dr. Robert Taylor Ripley discusses common causes of lung cancer, risks and the latest treatments.
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Down syndrome awareness: Addressing misconceptions and advancing inclusion
A patient and a physician with the Transition Medicine Clinic share the importance of raising awareness and inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome.
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