News and Views

A study from the Valente lab points to a “functional cure” for AIDS.

The Shenvi lab’s discovery may lead to new therapies to safeguard brain cells experiencing Alzheimer’s, stroke and traumatic brain injury.

A study from the Davis lab shows in some cases, microRNAs increase memory formation; in other cases, they decrease it.

The campaign aims to surpass the more than $50,000 raised for research at TSRI in 2013.

K. Michael Pollard, an associate professor of molecular medicine at TSRI, will lead the three-year project.

Meet Arryn Craney, research associate in the Romesberg lab and president of the Society of Fellows.

AIDS Vaccine Candidate Successfully ‘Primes’ Immune System
Scientists Identify a Potential New Treatment for Osteoporosis
New Close-Up View Reveals Key Part of Ebola Virus Life Cycle
Team Shows Antitumor Agent Can Be Activated by Natural Response to Cell Stress
Study: Hormone ‘Erases’ Male Smell for Female Mice
Modern Alchemy: Chemists Devise Synthesis of Valuable Exotic Compounds
TSRI Celebrates 23rd Commencement
Scientists Find Hyped New Recreational Drug ‘Flakka’ Is As Addictive As 'Bath Salts'
Study Finds Metabolic Link Between Bacterial ‘Biofilms’ and Colon Cancer
New Study: Nerve Cells and Blood Vessels in Eye ‘Talk’ to Prevent Disease
Team Finds Molecular Trigger of Schizophrenia-Like Behaviors and Brain Changes
Study: Nicotine Use Increases Compulsive Alcohol Consumption
Team Reveals Unique Mechanism of Natural Product with Powerful Antimicrobial Action
Enzyme Keeps Blood Stem Cells Functional to Prevent Anemia
Go Meta: New Technique Expands Possibilities for Molecular Designers