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Brain map clarifies neuronal connectivity behind motor function
12/23/2024
See how St. Jude researchers tracked spinal cord V1 interneuron connections with neurons in the brain to see how they work in motor function signaling
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Universal barcodes unlock fast-paced small molecule synthesis
12/11/2024
Learn how St. Jude scientists discovered a universal barcode in fragmentation patterns to revolutionize chemical reaction analysis and small molecule synthesis.
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Research links a genetic risk for schizophrenia to a malformed skull
12/05/2024
See how St. Jude scientists study 22q schizophrenia disorder finding flocculus and paraflocculus growth in cerebellum curbed by lack of skull growth gene Tbx1
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Predicting cardiac issues in cancer survivors using a serum protein panel test
12/03/2024
See how a blood serum panel of 27 proteins can accurately predict anthracycline-related cardiomyopathy risk in subclinical pediatric cancer survivors
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St. Jude appoints leading scientist to create groundbreaking Center of Excellence for Structural Cell Biology
11/21/2024
Georgios Skiniotis, PhD, to develop and lead new center focusing on advanced imaging techniques, including cryo-ET.
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Scientists from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital listed among most cited globally
11/19/2024
Meet the St. Jude scientists named to the 2024 list of Highly Cited Researchers produced by Clarivate, to celebrate the global influence of their discoveries.
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St. Jude researchers identify unexpected genetic link between skin disorder and inner ear
11/18/2024
Discover St. Jude research showing how the ABC transporter links inner ear development with hearing impairment in dyschromatosis universalis hereditaria.
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Glutamine metabolic switch is key to red blood cell development and disease
11/14/2024
See how a switch from glutamine catabolism to glutamine production is a vital step in blood cell development linking the process to sickle cell disease and β-thalassemia
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Tumor suppressor forms gel-like assemblies to sacrifice cancer cells
11/11/2024
See how the tumor suppressor p14ARF undergoes phase separation with nucleophosmin to form condensates which arrest ribosome formation to kill cancer cells.
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Mitchell Weiss of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital elected to the National Academy of Medicine
10/23/2024
Leading expert in catastrophic blood disorders becomes the seventh St. Jude faculty member tapped for this honor
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