Baylor College of Medicine Women in Science
From the Labs celebrates Baylor College of Medicine Women in Science!
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From The Labs
A closer look at genetic and cellular alterations involved in COPD
Researchers contribute to a better understanding of the factors and processes involved in COPD.
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Wnt signaling is identified as a target in NEDAMSS disorder
Research identifies an underlying mechanism and possible drug targets for NEDAMSS, a new severe neurological disorder in children.
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The circadian clock in heart failure
Disrupting the rhythm of molecular clock protein Rev-erbα/β leads to heart failure in animal models.
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Image of the Month: Molecular Hotspots
Improved insight into molecular hotspots provides a better understanding of protein-protein interactions.
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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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Unraveling the complexity of vitamin B12 diseases
Vitamin B12 diseases involving RONIN (THAP11) and HCFC1 proteins are hybrid syndromes that affect both vitamin B12 and ribosome functions.
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From the Labs is calling for image and video submissions!
From the Labs invites the research community at Baylor College of Medicine to submit their research images and videos.
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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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Alzheimer’s disease risk genes alter neuroprotective mechanism
New insights into factors involved in Alzheimer’s disease support that multiple alterations at the genetic and other cellular levels combine to induce the disease.
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