Inside Baylor’s Optical Imaging and Vital Microscopy Core
This feature is part of a series that focuses on VIICTR.org, highlighting clinical and translational research at Baylor College of Medicine. Only within the past few decades
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Throwback Thursday: The Big Screen
Baylor College of Medicine is a research leader, and you don’t get to be that way without some medical technology. In this photo from the
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Contributing to new standard of global health service
With advances in technology and the force of globalization, the face of global health is changing. At the recent Baylor College of Medicine Global Health
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Lasers can erase regret of unwanted tattoos
Regret that tattoo you thought you’d love forever? A scarless removal is possible, but Dr. Ramsey Markus, director of laser surgery and dermatology at Baylor
Read MoreBlocking a coactivator may be answer to androgen-resistant prostate cancer
By Ruth SoRelle, M.P.H. Treating advanced prostate cancer with drugs that block androgens or male hormones can result in resistance to the drugs, and is
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Fly genetics and genomics to speed identification of human neurological disease genes
By Glenna Picton Magnified and viewed close up, the fruit fly is beautiful, with delicate wings, a small body and huge compound eyes of varying
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McNair Foundation funding puts Baylor computational research tool on national stage
Dr. Olivier Lichtarge is constantly pushing his research group hard to think of innovative ways to analyze the massive amount of data available to scientists
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Genome sequence of nimble gibbon
The gibbon nimbly maneuvers through the branches of his or her environment, but until an international consortium of experts that included those at the Baylor
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Making forensic analysis history
On television crime dramas, DNA evidence can make it seem like a sure fire open and shut case. The narrative is so pervasive it’s hard
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Study clarifies parents as source of new disease mutations in mosaicism
Mosaicism occurs when cells in a single person or organism have a different genetic makeup. In 2011, Dr. James Lupski , vice chair of molecular
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