Dialogue and respect: Inside the mind of a neuroethics interviewer
We delve into how neuroethics interviews require a distinctive form of respect, which applies to research ethics and any social interaction.
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Fighting cancer with rejection-resistant, ‘off-the-shelf’ therapeutic T cells
Baylor College of Medicine researchers extend the life and effectiveness of off-the-shelf, cancer-fighting immune T cells.
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The first protease-focused, DNA-encoded chemical library for drug discovery
Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine have devised a chemical approach for discovering compounds that could be developed into new drugs.
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Resilience Through COVID-19: Solving ‘Wicked Problems’
Through a new elective, Baylor College of Medicine students address challenges that will impact their education during COVID-19.
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The N-terminal domain of the androgen receptor is at the heart of its action
Detailed 3-D studies reveal how the androgen receptor is put together as a functional complex that drives prostate cancer.
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Taking a closer look into the tumor microenvironment with nano-radiomics
Nano-radiomics analysis of imaging data assesses changes in the tumor microenvironment that cannot be detected with conventional imaging methods.
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What DIYers can teach us about prosthetic care
Professor Jared Howell explores how 3D printing and additive manufacturing in prosthetic care can become common practice.
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These 300,000 cells can improve our understanding of chronic lung disease
Researchers create a digital atlas for chronic lung disease.
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Sorting out cell type-specific molecular barcodes
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine developed novel software that can distinguish methylation patterns within bulk WGBS data.
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No NELL2, no sperm motility. Novel protein is essential for male fertility
An international team of researchers has identified a chain of events that matures the sperm and triggers their motility.
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