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Research
Learn about published research as well as leading-edge basic and translational research initiatives from St. Jude laboratories.
Cell necroptosis: Can ESCRT-III proteins protect cells from the kill switch?
Find out how a newly discovered protein can give your body’s doomed cells a second chance at life.
Cracking the epigenetic code of retinoblastoma
St. Jude scientists, in work published in the journal Neuron, used powerful analytical tools to map what is known as the “epigenetics” of the retina.
Discovering new molecular switches to control autoinflammatory disease
Is Ptpn6, a controlling gene, linked with the master immune switch IL-1 alpha? Can this link be mapped to help pinpoint immune system response? Find out more.
Rigor, reproducibility and resources take center stage
NIH seminar elucidates new guidelines for grant-funded research as well as allocation of monies to more labs.
Childhood cancer survivorship gains offers GWAS opportunities for researchers
Find out how to access GWAS data from the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study, to help answer how genetics.
Zebrafish teach us how to make blood stem cells
Zebrafish and humans are surprisingly alike when it comes to blood stem cells. Find out how studying zebrafish led to advancements in treating blood disorders.
AACR, St. Jude highlight collaboration and resources for pediatric cancer researchers
Learn how AACR and St. Jude offer opportunities for pediatric cancer researchers to collaborate and share resources.
Status update for a nasty oncogene: It’s complicated
Recent research uncovers new information regarding the role Ezh2 plays in medulloblastoma development. Learn more about the study results.
Why does the risk of pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia relapse vary by race?
These inherited gene variations may help explain why the risk of relapse for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia varies by race.
Symposium highlights value of research in clinical practice
Clinicians present results of their patient care research during the annual symposium. Learn more about the clinical care research.