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Monday, Jul 27, 2020

NIH to invest $58M to catalyze data science and health research innovation in Africa

Friday, Jul 17, 2020

NIH announces new Transformative Research Award program for ALS

Thursday, Jun 25, 2020

NIH-funded study to recruit thousands of participants to reveal exercise impact at the molecular level

The researchers will take a patient’s own blood cells, and in a lab, convert them into iPS cells capable of becoming any type of cell in the body. The iPS cells are then programmed to become retinal pigment epithelial cells, the type of cell that dies early in the geographic atrophy form of AMD. NEI.

Monday, Dec 16, 2019

NIH launches first U.S. clinical trial of patient-derived stem cell therapy to replace dying cells in retina

Tuesday, Oct 01, 2019

2019 NIH Director’s awards for High-Risk, High-Reward Research Program Announced

An illustration depicting an editing tool repairing a DNA strand. Some gene-editing tools use enzymes to cut the disease-causing DNA and bind the unchanged sequences back together. Credit: XVIVO.

Tuesday, Oct 01, 2019

NIH Awards $89 Million for Additional Projects to Advance Genome Editing

Wednesday, May 29, 2019

The Human Microbiome Project expands the toolbox for studying host and microbiome interactions

Extracellular RNA molecules associated with carriers that will transport them between cells. Luc Laurent.

Thursday, Apr 04, 2019

Scientists explore new roles for RNA

A virtual library of make-on-demand molecules available for drug discovery is expected to exceed 1 billion compounds by next year.Bryan Roth, M.D., Ph.D., of the University of North Carolina (UNC) Chapel Hill, Brian Shoichet, Ph.D., and John Irwin, Ph.D., of the University of California San Francisco, and colleagues.

Wednesday, Feb 06, 2019

Mega docking library poised to speed drug discovery

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