A map to study exRNA, a novel form of cell-to-cell communication
The exRNA map is a valuable resource to accurately implement early detection and monitor disease processes.
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Research
How a mutation in the SKD3 enzyme can cause MGCA7 disease
The researchers propose the first mechanism by which non-catalytic domain mutations in SKD3 can lead to MGCA7.
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Protein Beclin-1 is key for uterine remodeling and the establishment of pregnancy
The findings have encouraged exploring the development of practical applications in the fields of both contraceptives and infertility.
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Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center celebrates 20 years since the completion of the Human Genome Project
BCM-HGSC contributed 10% of the human genome and continues generating data and new technologies to integrate genome analysis into diagnoses and therapies.
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Preventing liver damage in animal models of Alagille syndrome
The findings show that it is possible to promote the formation of a near-normal biliary tree in animals that already have a poorly developed biliary tree.
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Researchers discover a vulnerability of acute myeloid leukemia
Exploiting this vulnerability resulted in rapid tumor regression in animal models of AML.
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Uncovering the first steps driving antibiotic resistance
The findings offer new opportunities to interfere with the development of antibiotic resistance and help turn the tide on this global health threat.
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And the 2022 ATC Core of the Year Award goes to…
The results of the survey to unveil the 2022 Core of the Year are out!
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Uncovering drivers of glioma-related epilepsy
A combination of animal model and patient studies reveals new possibilities to control glioma-related seizures and tumor growth.
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Researchers pave the way for solutions to problems affecting preterm infants
The findings could be an important step toward improved neonate care, particularly preterm neonates.
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