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GSBS student Heather Gardner, DVM and Cheryl London and colleagues reveal genetic features of canine osteosarcoma.
A team from the Jackson lab has identified a gene regulating sleep in drosophila
GSBS faculty member Klaus Miczek attacks addiction.
New insights into mechanisms of DNA repair uncovered.
Meat grown in the lab may add to our food supply.
The ACLS4 gene is associated with Type 2 Diabetes and obesity.
Role of Slug in breast cell function elucidated.
Reconstructing sensory nerve and tissue structure in the nose
Micro program faculty member Andy Camilli and GSBS alum Minmin Yen explore the use of bacteriophage to control cholera.
A drug mimic of the ketogenic diet improves brain function in mice after TBI.
GSBS News
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Settling in to our current "normal" routine can be a challenge. Check out the resources available from the Student Wellness Committee. -
Tufts now plans for an in person commencement to be held once it is safe to do so. The date and additional details will be available at a later time. -
Rob Cerulli, an MD/PhD student in the CMDB program was the first GSBS student to defend his thesis online this spring. Learn about his experience. -
Ways to stay connected during our new normal from your GSC.
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Student-led initiative gives GSBS students the opportunity to stay connected while social distancing. -
Stay safe and use your work time to advance your studies from home.
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Please read the latest guidance from Vice Provost for Research Caroline Genco, PhD. On campus research must halt by 5 pm tomorrow.
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Do you have questions about research or student issues during the COVI-19 response. Here's how to stay in touch.
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Staying safe and keeping in touch during the COVID-19 crisis.
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The OVPR has issued important information related to the conduct of research during the COVID-19 outbreak. Please read!
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The University Development Office launched an “Unexpected Hardship Fund” for GSBS students. Learn about how you can help! -
Become familiar with changes at GSBS in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Note that this is a rapidly evolving situation so be sure to check back frequently.
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