Image (movies) of the Month: Amoebae’s feeding frenzy
From the Labs presents the movies of the month, featuring the soil-dwelling single-celled amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum interacting with Gram-negative bacteria
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Congratulations to the awardees of CPRIT grants supporting cancer research!
Baylor College of Medicine has been awarded more than $17.4 million by the Cancer Prevention & Research Institute of Texas
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A roadmap for coordinating future efforts in precision medicine
Baylor College of Medicine is part of a National Institutes of Health four-year study to harmonize and standardize clinical genetic
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A new gut-brain connection that keeps weight off (or on) the scale
Eating extra servings typically shows up on the scale later, but how this happens has not been clear. In his
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What’s at the ‘heart’ of a heartbeat?
In the confines of the thoracic chamber, a heart has lost its rhythm. Its two upper chambers, the atria, are
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Getting to know TP53 better
TP53 is well known for its role as a tumor suppressor. It senses cellular stress or damage and in response
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New undiagnosed disease linked to variants of WDR37 gene
A new undiagnosed neurological syndrome that is characterized by brain malformations and a range of symptoms including visual impairment, epilepsy,
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CadA shields help amoebae survive in more than one way
In some respects, animals and amoebae are not that different. For instance, both are at risk of potentially deadly attacks
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Nutritional deficiencies, HIV and DTG brew a ‘perfect storm.’ The good news? There is a simple solution.
A preferred medication for treating HIV infection has been recently linked to a 6- to 9-fold increase in the risk
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IMAGE OF THE MONTH: The finite nature of brain regeneration
ON THE COVER! The finite nature of brain regeneration. Image by Jeannie Chin. In normal mice, neurogenesis occurs throughout life
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