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Photo of students from the 2023 CSHL Single-Cell Analysis Course

A singular class trying to solve the trillion-cell question

7/27/2023

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Single-Cell Analysis course teaches students the subtle art of deconstructing the human body one cell at a time. Read the story »

Getting tough on tuft cell lung cancer

6/22/2022

Tuft cells in the lungs can turn into cancer. CSHL scientists have found a way to get in the way of tuft cell development. Read the story »

How hormones define brain sex differences

5/4/2022

Researchers have mapped the genes estrogen uses to establish male and female neural circuits during brain development in mice. Read the story »

image of cancer cells with extra chromosomes

Cancer cells pick and choose chromosomes to survive

8/18/2021

Cancer cells get rid of excess genetic baggage and double up on genetic protections to resist anti-tumor therapies. Read the story »

Using “guilt by association” to classify cells

7/14/2021

Using a new computational statistics tool, CSHL researchers classify cells to understand how an organism functions. Read the story »

Cataloging breast cells to find cancer origins

5/14/2021

CSHL scientists created a profile of normal breast tissue to pinpoint which cells might start down the path to cancer. Read the story »

How an antiviral drug can flatten the curve…in your cells

4/9/2021

Scientists figured out how an antiviral drug in clinical trials combats COVID-19 and it’s better than expected. Read the story »

Building a corn cob—cell by cell, gene by gene

1/26/2021

CSHL scientists are piecing together the genes that control how corn develops. Read the story »

Finding huge promise in a single cell with student Robert Aboukhalil

11/2/2015

Robert Aboukhalil use his skills as a computational biologist to make single-cell genomic data easy for scientists and clinicians to access and use. Read the story »

With new method, CSHL team is able to infer how tumors evolve and spread

3/11/2011

Researchers find that cancerous tumors evolve in short, sudden bursts, rather than gradually. Read the story »

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