Team Shows How Rare Antibody Targets Ebola and Marburg Virus

The findings from the Ollmann Saphire lab could lead to future treatments that bind to a vulnerable site common to many viruses.

Research Shows Decreased Aggressive Behavior Toward Strangers in Autism Spectrum Disorder Model

A study from the Page lab found mouse models of autism showed decreased aggressive behavior toward strangers and, instead, engage in more repetitive behavior.

Scientists Find New Cellular Pathway Defect in Cystinosis

The research, led by Associate Professor Sergio Catz, could eventually lead to new drug treatments for reducing or preventing kidney damage in cystinosis patients.

Study Shows Safer Methods for Stem Cell Culturing

The findings from the Loring lab show that certain stem cell culture methods are associated with increased DNA mutations.

TSRI Female Faculty Share Science with Donors and the Public

The February 5 event was the first event organized by TSRI’s Female Faculty Group.