05 December 2016

Research points to Orb2 as a physical substrate for memory strength, retention

How do you remember what happened today in the weeks and months that follow? Researchers at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research have answered a piece of that question in a recent study.

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01 October 2016

Five-year pilot grant awarded to Workman

The Workman Laboratory received grant funding through a newly established award called Maximizing Investigators' Research Award (MIRA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

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01 October 2016

A discussion with Nicolas Rohner, PhD

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01 October 2016

Promotions and renewal

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01 October 2016

In memory of Susan Lindquist, PhD

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01 October 2016

Scientific dynamos

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01 October 2016

A champion of hope

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01 October 2016

Determined to research

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01 October 2016

Catching up with Raymond Camahort, PhD

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01 October 2016

Returning to the fold: examining prions from new angles

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29 August 2016

Shifts in the microbiome impact tissue repair and regeneration

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11 August 2016

Researchers discover a key molecular signal that shapes regeneration in planarian stem cells

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22 July 2016

Similarities unite three distinct gene mutations of Treacher Collins Syndrome

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04 May 2016

Robert Krumlauf elected to the National Academy of Sciences

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01 April 2016

Core centers keep their sights on the future

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01 April 2016

A discussion with Joan Conaway, PhD

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01 April 2016

From soccer to science

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01 April 2016

How does the nose know?

Of our five traditionally recognized senses, we often take our sense of smell for granted.

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17 March 2016

Researchers generate whole-genome map of fruit fly genetic recombination

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01 March 2016

Proteomics - a glimpse into the complicated inner lives of our cells

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25 February 2016

Researchers use mouse model to study craniofacial disorders

Researchers from the Trainor Labhave developed an effective and reliable technique for studying high-arched palate using a mouse model.

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21 December 2015

Nomura to purchase a 41 percent stake in American Century Investments

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17 December 2015

The worm has turned: new research uncovers processes driving planarian stem cell differentiation in living tissues

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