The Most Viewed Image of the Month in 2020
‘Transverse view of the sciatic nerve’ placed on top as the most viewed Image of the Month in 2020.
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From The Labs
Stay in the know about the scientific research conducted at Baylor College of Medicine with From the Labs, the spotlight for the newest and most interesting research findings from the bench at the College.
Making strides in tackling osteoarthritis
This study assesses clinically relevant formulations of platelet-rich plasma that can delay osteoarthritis progression and improve pain.
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From the Labs top five most viewed posts of 2020
During 2020, research news on COVID-19 led the headlines, but significant contributions emerged in other fields as well.
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Nuclear, not cytoplasmic CELF1, has a stronger role in muscle wasting
This work is the first to show that the response of muscle to CELF1 overexpression depends on the cellular localization of the protein.
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Changing the perspective on the ‘Cinderella of the cytoskeleton’
Actin modifications, such as those described here, are increasingly being recognized as key regulators of cytoskeleton dynamics.
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AI provides clues to understand how we think
Researchers developed new models of artificial intelligence that can estimate thoughts by evaluating behavior.
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MCB-613 helps the heart heal itself after a heart attack
MCB-613 after a heart attack prevented the scar and maladaptive repair of heart tissue that can lead to heart failure.
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Exceptional responders reveal cancer’s Achilles heel
Genome sequencing analysis of biopsied tumors points at genetic explanations for exceptional responses to therapeutics.
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From my Perspective: Dr. Belkys Sánchez shares her experiences during postdoctoral training
Dr. Belkys Sánchez is dedicated to fighting back antibiotic-resistant infections by bringing her laboratory findings to the clinic.
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CSI-style scientific investigation finds answers for Mesoamerican Nephropathy
Baylor-led study leads to public health strategies resulting in the first-ever downward trend in Mesoamerican Nephropathy in two decades.
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