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Harnessing Nature's Vast Array of Venoms for Drug Discovery
Scientists Show Commonly Prescribed Painkiller Slows Cancer Growth
Discovered: Mechanism that Turns Mutant Cells into Aggressive Cancers
Researchers Show Experience Plays Powerful Role in Early Brain Circuit Development
TSRI Appoints Richard King as Chief Operating Officer
Graduate Students Lead the Way at Saturday Science
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Skaggs Family Gives $2 Million for New TSRI Graduate Program Endowment
The gift will support students in TSRI’s highly ranked graduate program.
Harnessing Nature's Vast Array of Venoms for Drug Discovery
The Lerner lab’s new method to isolate and analyze venoms opens the door to new, more potent therapeutics.
Scientists Show Commonly Prescribed Painkiller Slows Cancer Growth
Research from the Kissil lab reveals the effects of celecoxib (Pfizer’s Celebrex®) in animal models.
Discovered: Mechanism that Turns Mutant Cells into Aggressive Cancers
The research from the Lazzerini Denchi lab also suggests a possible way to kill these types of tumors.
Researchers Show Experience Plays Powerful Role in Early Brain Circuit Development
The findings from the Cline lab have implications for drug development.
TSRI Appoints Richard King as Chief Operating Officer
King was formerly president and CEO of AcelRx Pharmaceuticals.
Graduate Students Lead the Way at Saturday Science
An outreach event for local San Diego high school students is made possible by TSRI graduate student volunteers.
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