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February 02, 2018
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TSRI researchers identify gene responsible for mesenchymal stem cells’ stem-ness
Scripps Translational Science Institute, Nature Research launch open-access digital medicine journal
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Estrogen-mimicking compounds in foods may reduce effectiveness of breast cancer treatment
A new study of cell metabolomes from the Siuzdak Lab shows how diet could potentially counteract cancer therapeutics.
TSRI researchers identify gene responsible for mesenchymal stem cells’ stem-ness
The Phinney Lab advances research to predict how stem cells will act in different environments in the body.
Scripps Translational Science Institute, Nature Research launch open-access digital medicine journal
New publication features research in an emerging field.
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- Novel regenerative drug for osteoarthritis entering clinical trials
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- Blueprints for anti-cancer drugs discovered in bacterial genomes
- Scientists discover possible master switch for programming cancer immunotherapy
- Taurine lends hand to repair cells damaged in multiple sclerosis
- New chemistry method simplifies late-stage modification of drug compounds
- Good cells gone bad
- New painkillers reduce overdose risk
- A structural clue to attacking malaria’s ‘Achilles heel’
- How flu shot manufacturing forces influenza to mutate
- 'Missing link' in chemistry that led to life on Earth