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IDeA IMPACTS
Working with colleagues at the University of Notre Dame and Zhejiang University in China, UW researchers have genetically engineered silkworms ... Read More
Dr. Robert Cramer, at Montana State University, is working with Aspergillus fumigatus, a filamentous fungus that is responsible for significant ... Read More
Three scientists at the University of Kansas Medical Center are combining their expertise to better understand the mechanism of Amyotrophic ... Read More
By Michael Schneider
Vermont researcher uses PSC’s (Pittsburgh SuperComputing Center) Blacklight as a tool for genome sequencing. James Vincent of the ... Read More
Arkansas CoBRE Center for Translational Neurosciences is enjoying preliminary success with its Telemedicine approach to low birth weight babies. Telemedicine ... Read More
Scientists at the Center for Translational Neuroscience at UAMS have discovered an area deep in the brain that relates to ... Read More
Biologists have long assumed that all animals with jaws and spinal columns possess nearly identical genes that regulate critical aspects ... Read More
Timothy Hunter, Director, Advanced Genome Technologies Core (VGN Microarray Facility, VCC DNA Analysis Facility and Massively Parallel Sequencing) has recently ... Read More
Solid-state NMR spectroscopy is rapidly emerging as an integral technique of structural biology. Magic angle spinning NMR methods are becoming ... Read More
Preeclampsia complicates 5-8% of all pregnancies worldwide. Researchers in Rhode Island have succeeded in developing a " humanized" mouse model ... Read More
Leakiness in the brain is an early risk factor in developing the associated dementia. Researchers at Idaho State University have ... Read More
By Jennifer Nachbur
Cover of the October 14, 2011 issue of Science
Research coauthored by Laure Case, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow in ... Read More
By Andy Bromage
A Lyndon State College professor is tracking deer ticks to establish the spread of deer ticks and Lyme ... Read More
Researchers at University of Nevada are working to understand the link between early life stress and drug abuse. Researchers and ... Read More
University of North Dakota encourages junior and senior high school students to participate in Indians into Medicine (INMED) Summer Institute. ... Read More
Voot Yin, PhD, an assistant professor at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL), was hired as an INBRE investigator ... Read More
By Amy Johns
Steven M. Frisch, PhD., of the WVU School of Medicine has been appointed to the editorial board of ... Read More
Repeated loud noise is known to cause damage to hair cells inside the cochlea and possible lead to deafness. In ... Read More
Major depressive disorder is a debilitating and costly medical illnesses worldwide. Current treatment options are limited due to a delayed ... Read More
By Amy Johns
Researchers at WVU’s Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center have developed an online tool to assist doctors treat lung ... Read More
By Kim Fetty
Lung cancer recurs in almost half of early stage patients that receive surgery, usually proving fatal. The team ... Read More
Tinnitus is a false perception of sound (ringing, buzzing or hissing) that affects 50 million adults in the US. Twelve ... Read More
By Amy Johns
Researchers at West Virginia University and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health have linked a popular ... Read More
Nature cover features New Mexico INBRE supported research:
First integrated genome survey comparing healthy and diseased individuals.
First genome sequences of females, ... Read More
Laughing babies, strange bacteria from the bottom of asbestos mines, and schizophrenic rats could be found in the DoubleTree Hotel ... Read More
By Joshua E. Brown, University of Vermont
Each year, more than five million Americans suffer with post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. Following ... Read More