Learning more about T cells through studying behavior in Type 1 diabetes
Studying our immune system’s T cells in Type 1 diabetics offers insights into their behavior and how it could be changed to treat pediatric cancer.
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Category: Research
Discovery shows oxygen’s role in neuron development
Researchers find out more about oxygen’s critical role in neuronal development in the infant brain.
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The mission to make a rare disease extinct
A newly found fossil may help us learn more about histiocytosis, a rare disorder of the immune system. Read how scientists are collaborating on new therapies.
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Pushing the limits to find relationship between proteomics and Alzheimer’s
Twenty years of proteomics research yields insights into protein changes involved in Alzheimer’s progression.
Read MoreResearch Staff of the Year honoree Ilaria Iacobucci loves her work more than she misses Italy
“A big and beautiful surprise for me.” Ilaria Iacobucci, PhD, has received many awards for her research on the pathogenesis of leukemia, but her latest, the Research Staff of the Year award, carries both personal and professional significance. “It feels good to be appreciated by people you work with every day.”
Read MoreMicroscopes: Paths and barriers to discovery and super resolution
A science failure and regroup yields image resolution that yields insights into understanding how neurons organize gene expression in cell differentiation both in health and disease.
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Importance of citations in scientific research: More than just bragging rights
Being highly cited means your research gets published in high-impact journals and reaches more people.
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The agents of discovery: patenting and licensing ideas from bench to bedside
Meet the patent and licensing experts who step in when St. Jude inventions and technologies need to be developed into drugs, therapies, and other tangible products to help patients worldwide.
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Proteins: Playing with molecular rubber duckies
Water can make all the difference when it comes to helping ensure a protein can do its job.
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New analytical technique reveals the subtle genetic differences among cancer cells
Latent Cellular Analysis will enable researchers to wade through large amounts of single-cell RNA sequencing data and derive insights into cellular machinery.
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When is the best time to get your 2019 flu vaccine? Now.
The 2019-20 flu season is on. Richard Webby, PhD, has heard and debunked every excuse for avoiding or delaying a flu shot. His advice is both credible and personal. He and his St. Jude Infectious Diseases colleagues help to decide what goes into the world’s influenza vaccines.
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Genetic sequencing: How do we put out the fires of genetically driven cancers?
We’re in an era where genetic sequencing is more accessible than ever. Some people do it for...
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