bmolchem.wisc.edu的 10 大竞争对手

biochem.duke.edu

Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a serious genetic condition that affects red blood cells, causing them to become misshapen and sticky. It affects at least 100,000 people in the U.S., leading to blood clots, painful blockages in blood vessels, and shortened lifespans. Researchers in the Duke Department of Biochemistry have discovered a key biological pathway that contributes to these complications. Their findings also suggest a promising treatment strategy: blocking a protein that initiates the process using a drug that’s approved for gout treatment in some countries.

cellbio.jhmi.edu

The Inoue Lab develops molecular tools to visualize and re-program cellular processes, and uses these tools to understand complex signaling networks as well as dynamic subcellular entities. In particular, the Inoue Lab has developed chemically-activated switches and fluorescent sensors to explore the assembly and function of the primary cilium, mechanisms of cell locomotion, and regulation

cse.washu.edu

Advancing knowledge in artificial intelligence, deep learning, and data science to transform society

apchem.eng.hokudai.ac.jp

広報 ［ウェブサイト］ 北海道大学工学部　えんじにあRing   パンフレット ［パンフレット］応用化学コース（PDF 8.9MB） ［発行誌一...

humangenetics.medicine.uiowa.edu

The Iowa Institute of Human Genetics (IIHG) is hosting an information event on Personalized Genomic Medicine: Applying to Genetic Counseling Graduate Programs. At this information session a panel of genetic counselors will speak about their personal experience applying to genetic counseling training...

coonlabs.com

Each year several students earn their Wisconsin Ph.D. after conducting research in the Coon Laboratory.  We love to share their successes.

systbio.org

Stories are powerful. Whether hilarious or heartbreaking, subversive or soothing, it matters who takes the stage and what stories are told. At Evolution 2019 in Providence, RI, The Story Collider...

mybeckman.uk

life sciences instruments, research, reagents, and services for laboratories enabling new discoveries in biology-based research and development.