COVID-19 vaccine development: better safe than fast
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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Category: Research
Can common nasal bacteria be targeted to slow flu transmission? Maybe.
Study suggests that modifying the make-up of the respiratory microbiome, including through vaccination, may profoundly affect flu transmission.
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SMARCB1: Genetic ‘canary in a coal mine’ sparks research
This genetic mutation has guided this scientist’s cancer research for more than a decade.
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Nobel laureate Emmanuelle Charpentier’s major impact on science and medicine
This Nobel laureate took her first steps in research at St. Jude as a postdoctoral fellow.
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Childhood Solid Tumor Network moves to the cloud with additional data and analytic tools
Information from patient-derived childhood solid tumors is now available through an interactive data portal on St. Jude Cloud.
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Unraveling the ambiguity of risk for childhood cancer survivors
Learning more about childhood cancer survivorship and the risk of late effects means clinicians can help cancer survivors assess and manage their risk.
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Bringing Chemistry to Medicine: Experts in transcription therapy and chemical biology share research though St. Jude symposia
To promote dialogue and collaboration among researchers in the wider biomedical community, St. Jude is hosting two virtual events that will bring together a dynamic lineup of speakers around transcription, chemical biology and therapeutics.
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Interested in childhood cancer survivorship research? Apply now for support to get started.
The Career Development Award can help launch your survivorship research just like it did for Nicole Alberts, PhD.
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Research restart means adapting to a new normal amid the ongoing pandemic
As research ramps up after a campus lockdown, new measures are in place to protect the science and the scientists.
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Virtual lecture series to delve into science of childhood cancer
Join this series and listen to experts discuss various fields of pediatric cancer research in The Science of Childhood Cancer.
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Staff scientists in core research facilities accelerate and broaden biomedical discovery
In a first for St. Jude research, a shared resource center is opening for core laboratories and staff scientists who keep them running.
Read MoreCHANGE-seq: a novel, simple and scalable method to understand genome editors
Molecular circularization of DNA highlights regions of genetic variation, but also locates therapeutic targets.
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