DNA from Ancient Pandemics and Disease
GSBS Genetics student Aidan Burn studies ancient retroviruses
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Probing the Cause of a Rare Disease
Jacob lab studies CTNNB1 syndrome, a rare genetic disorder affecting mobility and learning.
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New Findings from the Hu Lab Could Improve Lyme Disease Diagnosis
Novel autoantibodies found in Borrelia-infected individuals.
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How Do Negative Feelings like Anxiety and Fear Arise
New research from the Maguire lab is beginning to unravel these mysteries.
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GSBS faculty member Pilar Alcaide discusses autoimmune diseases
A Tufts Now interview with Pilar Alcaide sheds light on autoimmune diseases and their rise.
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What rats can tell us about maternal opioid use
Probing opioid effects in mothers reveals new effects on offspring.
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How Does Your Brain Influence Overeating and Obesity?
The Rios lab identifies astrocytes as playing a key role in controlling eating.
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New Function Performed by Nearly Half of Brain Cells Discovered
The Dulla lab uncovers a new astrocyte function.
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Probing the Cause of a Rare Disease
Jacob lab studies CTNNB1 syndrome, a rare genetic disorder affecting mobility and learning.
DNA from Ancient Pandemics and Disease
GSBS Genetics student Aidan Burn studies ancient retroviruses