Image of the Month: The diversity of adult-born neurons
On the cover! The diversity of adult-born neurons. Different colors indicate different adult-born granule cell types and delineate their dendritic arborization
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From The Labs
No bioinformatics experience required to use new CRISPR data analytical tool
It’s a new, more sensitive and accurate, quicker and more user friendly way to model CRISPR data. Developed in the lab of Dr. Zhandong Liu,
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A comprehensive view of colon cancer opens new avenues for research
Analyzing both the entire set of genes and all the proteins produced by colon cancer tissues from patient samples has revealed a more comprehensive view
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The Seventh Annual Symposium of the Cardiovascular Research Institute
Since it was founded in 2012, the Cardiovascular Research Institute at Baylor College of Medicine has been hosting an annual symposium that offers an exceptional
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Three Minute Thesis® Competition at Baylor College of Medicine
In less than an hour, 15 graduate students from nine of our 16 graduate school programs summarized what took years of work. Not a small
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SRC-1 gene is an important regulator of body weight
Maintaining a healthy body weight is no simple matter. In his lab at Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Yong Xu and his colleagues investigate the
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A ‘road map’ to the new exRNA cell-cell communication system
About 10 years ago, scientists discovered the first clues about a new communication system between cells that is mediated by extracellular RNA (exRNA). This year,
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Stopping antibiotic resistance before it happens
Antibiotic resistance is one of the most urgent threats to public health. One way bacteria develop resistance is by generating new mutations in their DNA
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Extending the body’s expiration date may involve the ends of the chromosomes
Scientists may have found a strategy to achieve the science-fictional greeting “Live long and prosper.” In his lab at Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Ergun
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Image of the Month: Art meets science to visualize the fruit fly’s brain
Studying the brain of the fruit fly helps understand the human brain, both in health and disease. Working in the lab of
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