Scientific citations recognize scientific work that is valuable to that research community. As a postdoctoral fellow in a highly-cited lab, I see how our work drives research forward.
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Start by asking the basic questions to find the true answers inside large amounts of genomic data.
Read MoreCOVID-19 infections can become life-threatening for some as a result of an overactive immune response, called a cytokine storm. Recent discoveries in the lab have shown that current medications can prevent this from occurring.
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This St. Jude researcher is an editor and expert advisor on the definitive text of central nervous system tumors.
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New insights into neuronal formation and migration that are key to brain development show potential therapeutic targets for childhood brain cancer.
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Although G-protein-coupled receptors are an important target, much remains to be learned about them, including why some drugs that target them succeed while others fail.
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When fighting the flu virus, your body’s immune system has to balance eliminating the virus without causing collateral damage.
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The rush to develop a COVID-19 vaccine isn’t unprecedented, but it’s important to remember the clinical trials process of vaccine development is in place to help ensure safety.
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Study suggests that modifying the make-up of the respiratory microbiome, including through vaccination, may profoundly affect flu transmission.
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This genetic mutation has guided this scientist’s cancer research for more than a decade.
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This Nobel laureate took her first steps in research at St. Jude as a postdoctoral fellow.
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Information from patient-derived childhood solid tumors is now available through an interactive data portal on St. Jude Cloud.
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