- VOL 15. ISSUE 32
October 26, 2015
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Team Combats Memory Loss by Enhancing Brain Function
Graduate Students Present, Practice and Network at Annual Symposium
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Scientists Find Way to Make Leukemia Cells Kill Each Other
The strategy from the Lerner lab may open up a new front in the war on cancer.
Team Combats Memory Loss by Enhancing Brain Function
The Mandyam lab and colleagues show increasing a crucial cholesterol-binding membrane protein in the brain can improve learning and memory in aged mice.
Graduate Students Present, Practice and Network at Annual Symposium
During the two-day retreat in the idyllic Lake Arrowhead setting, students in TSRI’s graduate program learned from each other and faculty.
- New Metabolomic Platform Reveals Fundamental Flaw in Common Lab Technology
- Team Identifies Potential Target for Individualized Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Researchers Identify Promising Drug Candidate to Treat Chronic Itch that Avoids Side Effects
- Scientists Identify a Key Morphine Regulator that May Reduce Risk of Pain-Killer Abuse and Addiction
- Scripps Research Institute Names Peter Schultz as CEO, Steve Kay as President
- TSRI and UC San Diego Launch New Consortium to Create ‘Virtual Cell’
- Institute Receives $5.65 Million Gift from San Diego Philanthropist Helen Dorris
- Institute Receives $12.5 Million Challenge Gift
- Study by TSRI and Janssen Makes Major Advance Toward More Effective, Long-Lasting Flu Vaccine
- Scientists Show How Aging Cripples the Immune System, Suggesting Benefits of Antioxidants
- Team Finds a Better Way to Engineer Therapeutic Proteins into Antibodies
- International Team Discovers the Ancient Origins of Deadly Lassa Virus
- Team Makes Strides in Therapy Preventing Addiction Relapse by Erasing Drug-Associated Memories
- Technology Meets Teamwork: Andrew Ward Unlocks Viruses’ Secrets
- Team Finds New Antibody Weapons against Marburg Virus