Rosalind Segal is an experienced mentor, accomplished neurobiologist
The human body is made of trillions of highly specialized cells that start out as primitive undifferentiated cells. How do they they choose their ultimate destiny?
New research suggests the composition of breast milk in normal weight mothers differs from that of overweight mothers.
3D genome structure imaging technique expands into study of whole organisms
Differences in risk suggest the existence of sport-specific disease mechanisms
Researchers ID circulating proteins involved in progression of diabetic kidney disease
Training tackles new federal mandates for ethical oversight of multisite studies
Compound found in cruciferous vegetables that reawakens potent tumor suppressor
Viruses are masterful invaders. Study uncovers key mechanism that allows some of the deadliest ones to replicate and survive
Some biologic treatments for psoriasis may be safer for patients
A 3D “mini-gut” advances understanding of celiac disease
Albright Symposium focuses on science of living well through old age
