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Research brief: Exploring extremes in the search for life on MarsCBS researchers study how the unique geochemical environment on Mars could shape life in the past or present. |
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What stem cells could teach us about schizophreniaStephanie Santarriaga utilizes emerging technologies to examine the cellular biology of mental illness. |
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Making the case for inclusionA recent commentary charts a course for acknowledging past wrongs and addressing present obstacles for transgender scientists. |
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Finding a visible variantPingHsun Hsieh looks to structural variants to find potential observable trait differences in the genome. |
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From regeneration to final destinationThe route damaged nerves take or don’t take after injury drives Adam Isabella’s inquiry. |
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Capturing the crossoverLexy von Diezmann uses C. elegans to better understand genetic exchange during meiosis. |
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From populations to predictive modelsArslan Zaidi takes a computational and evolutionary approach to understanding genetics and disease. |
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Metabolism detectiveHow metabolic pathways change with time and circumstances fascinate Jason Tennessen. |
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Rewarding teaching excellenceGenetics, Cell Biology and Development faculty named among college’s best by CBS undergraduates. |
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A legacy of learningJan Norrander retired this fall after decades of service as a faculty member in Genetics, Cell Biology and Development. |