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Research brief: Protein engineers navigate toward more targeted therapeuticsSivaraj Sivaramakrishnan, Fred Sadler and colleagues uncovered a point to a more targeted approach to drug discovery. |
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Getting to the bottom of spine cancerYasuhiko Kawakami and colleagues aim to better understand the disease and open the door to new and more effective treatments. |
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Pushing new boundariesMCDB&G postdoctoral associate Miles Smith looks toward a future in the growing field of gene therapy. |
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On a personal noteHeewon Lee finds a new career and personal connections through genetic counseling. |
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The science of managing scientistsCBS alumna Courtney Coombes works to advance research efforts through administrative work. |
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An educational advocateDavid Matthes steps in as director of undergraduate studies for the genetics, cell biology and development major. |
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Formin connections to human healthGCD associate professor Naomi Courtemanche uses her background in biophysics to explore how formins relate to health and disease. |
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Lining up answers to an age-old mysteryMaureen Cetera aims understand how cells coordinate in developing organisms. |
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Making cancer treatment more personalGCD Professor Brian Van Ness has spent his career moving us toward more individualized cancer treatment based on genetics. |
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From Lab to LifeNovel gene therapy approach restores immunity in severely immune deficient children. |