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08 March 2021
Memory proteins
Top of Mind with Julie Rose
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19 February 2021
Explainable AI for decoding genome biology
Opening the black box to uncover the rules of the genome’s regulatory code
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19 February 2021
The birth of BPNet—a true interdisciplinary collaboration
A behind-the-paper glimpse at how scientific discoveries come to life
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01 February 2021
Hawley Lab brings silkworms to Stowers
The silkworm is one of the most well-studied lepidopteran model systems worldwide, and a recent arrival in the Hawley Lab at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research.
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In The News
31 January 2021
Kansas City Stays Caffeinated Through The Pandemic, But How We Drink Our Coffee Has Changed
KCUR
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27 January 2021
Stowers Institute adds executive director to boost its research efforts
Kansas City Business Journal
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In The News
01 January 2021
Trainor explores human head and facial structure abnormalities
Environmental Factor
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01 January 2021
Sánchez Alvarado named Executive Director and Chief Scientific Officer for the Stowers Institute
The Stowers Institute for Medical Research announces that Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado, PhD, Investigator and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, has been named the Institute’s new Executive Director and Chief Scientific Officer.
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01 January 2021
A niche for the eye
What if degenerative eye conditions could be detected and treated before vision is impaired? Recent findings from the Xie Lab point to the ciliary body as a key to unlocking this possibility.
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28 December 2020
Functional amyloids: a “magical” protein state
How much maligned amyloids may be the key to our memories
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In The News
01 December 2020
Pre-Med Biology Student Publishes Article in Scientific Journal
UMKC Today
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30 November 2020
Doubling down on protein complex modeling
Researchers at the Stowers Institute have developed an approach that integrates several technologies to build detailed structural models of protein complexes, which are made up of multiple proteins that assemble and work together to perform a biological function.
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Press Release
17 November 2020
Small differences, big impact
Researchers in the Krumlauf Lab have identified a handful of variations in an amino acid sequence critical for retaining the ancestral function of a gene over the course of 600 million years of evolution.
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In The News
07 October 2020
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to 2 Scientists for Work on Genome Editing
New York Times
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06 October 2020
Rohner, Zanders recognized for research contributions
Two early-career Stowers investigators, Nicolas Rohner, PhD, and Sarah Zanders, PhD, were recently recognized for having a significant impact on their fields.
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04 September 2020
Not your usual fish tale
A comparative study of two fish species offers important clues about vertebrate regeneration.
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01 September 2020
Stowers researchers supported by multiple mid-year award announcements
Several researchers at the Stowers Institute received award notifications during the past few months, including investigators, a postdoctoral researcher, and predoctoral researchers.
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14 August 2020
Survival of the fit-ish
A new study from the Zanders Lab describes a strategy that the S. pombe fission yeast genome can use to mitigate some of the worst effects conferred by parasitic gene elements known as meiotic drivers.
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07 August 2020
Scientists use CRISPR to knock down gene messages early in development
Scientists in the Bazzini Lab and collaborators have harnessed CRISPR technology to target gene messages in animal model embryos to gain a better understanding of the early stages of vertebrate development.
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20 July 2020
Immune system adaptations in cavefish may provide autoimmune disease insight
Researchers from the Stowers Institute see cavefish as a potential way to understand more about the rise in autoimmune diseases in humans.
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In The News
09 July 2020
A review on histotechnology practices in COVID-19 pathology investigations
COVID-19 disease in humans, caused by the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus, was first reported in the city of Wuhan, China in December 2019
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16 June 2020
Persistent DNA damage in the placenta affects pregnancy outcomes
Scientists at the Stowers Institute have shown that a dysfunctional placenta can play a previously unrecognized role during the earliest stages of development in mouse models
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In The News
12 May 2020
#WeSeeYouKSHB: Face mask, clothes donations made amid COVID-19 pandemic
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In The News
01 May 2020
A New Normal: 12 Kansas Citians Reflect On How the Pandemic Has Affected Their Lives
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