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Getting a step ahead of TB’s drug resistance evolution

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Getting a step ahead of TB’s drug resistance evolution

2/15/2022

Mutations are not random, with some kinds of changes occurring more often than others. CSHL researchers may be able to predict which direction evolution is li Read the story »

Famotidine clinical trial shows COVID-19 symptom reduction

2/10/2022

An over-the-counter heartburn drug shows promise in reducing several COVID-19 symptoms in a fully-remote outpatient clinical trial. Read the story »

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Drug halts immune reactions to save damaged lungs

2/8/2022

In two rodent studies, CSHL researchers found how disulfiram decreases immune-mediated damage after lung injury or infection with SARS-CoV-2. Read the story »

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Cutting off liver cancer’s nutrient supply chain

2/3/2022

CSHL researchers developed a way to interfere with the energy pathway that allows liver cancer to grow and spread. Read the story »

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Finding structure in the brain’s static

2/1/2022

CSHL researchers found that the brain’s state of attentiveness may be encoded in the shapes and speeds of slow electrical waves. Read the story »

Editing RNA to fix protein problems in cystic fibrosis

1/27/2022

CSHL researchers found a new way to address a previously untreatable class of mutations in the cystic fibrosis gene. Read the story »

Plants: RNA notes to self

1/13/2022

CSHL scientists discovered a way plants send messages between cells using RNA and a protein escort. Read the story »

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Fine-tuning motivation in the brain

12/9/2021

Scientists have pinpointed a group of neurons in the brain that can adjust a mouse’s motivational drive to seek out rewards. Read the story »

In breast cancer, the best defense is a strong offense

12/7/2021

CSHL cancer researchers revealed how the immune system prepares to combat breast cells that may turn cancerous after a pregnancy. Read the story »

Teaching an old chemical new tricks

12/6/2021

Using a chemical from the 1980s, CSHL Professor John E. Moses’ team has found a way to create new molecules in minutes. Read the story »

Breaking the chain that culminates in cancer

12/1/2021

CSHL scientists have discovered a way to shut down a cancer-causing protein by inhibiting a cascade of proteins that activate it. Read the story »

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Corn 2.0

11/29/2021

Climate change and population growth are threatening our crops. CSHL Professor David Jackson is helping corn keep up with the demand. Read the story »

The prostate cancer cell that got away

11/16/2021

Like finding a needle in a haystack, CSHL scientists can now track prostate cancer in mice from its single cell start and as it spreads. Read the story »

Feeling sluggish? Blame a lack of estrogen

11/15/2021

Estrogen affects how physically active women are. Scientists have found a set of neurons that drive physical activity in mice. Read the story »

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Unstoppable chemistry

11/5/2021

“Click chemistry” is a way to design fast, specific, and clean reactions that make molecules click together like LEGO^® bricks. Read the story »

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Getting a step ahead of TB’s drug resistance evolution

Getting a step ahead of TB’s drug resistance evolution

Famotidine clinical trial shows COVID-19 symptom reduction

Drug halts immune reactions to save damaged lungs

Cutting off liver cancer’s nutrient supply chain

Finding structure in the brain’s static

Editing RNA to fix protein problems in cystic fibrosis

Plants: RNA notes to self

Fine-tuning motivation in the brain

In breast cancer, the best defense is a strong offense

Teaching an old chemical new tricks

Breaking the chain that culminates in cancer

Corn 2.0

The prostate cancer cell that got away

Feeling sluggish? Blame a lack of estrogen

Unstoppable chemistry

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