Archive 2011 - Volume 10
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Issue 10
- 'Gibbs newest BCM member of Institute of Medicine
- BCM receives $34 million federal grant for Knockout Mouse Project
- BCM scientist receives NIH Director 'Early Independence Award'
- Beginnings of embryonic stem cells predict the future
- The heroes in the battle
- Collaborative grant seeks to improve cord blood transplantation for cancer patients
- $1.35 million grant funds neuroscience education program
- NIH grant awarded to BCM to study sudden death in epilepsy
Issue 9
- Potassium channel gene may play high blood pressure role
- Mutations induced by stress contribute significantly to spontaneous mutation
- Footprints of cigarettes leave toxic tracks in placentas
- Confirming rare variant-complex disease link is 'all in the math'
- Building for the next decade of science
- BCM researcher awarded NIH Director's Pioneer Award
- New department of neuroscience chair named at BCM
- Kapur named director of Center for Globalization
- Epidemiologist named McNair Scholar
Issue 8
- Microbiome paints profile of kids with abdominal pain, irritable bowel
- Neurons use 'rich' connection to find specific targets
- NOTCH1 mutations found in genome sequence of head, neck cancer
- Genome sequence shows how wallaby got its bounce
- New center to serve as centralized data analysis resource
- No regrets
- St. Baldrick's Foundation grants support children's cancer research
- Nicholas Mitsiades named third Caroline Wiess Law Scholar
- Katz receives clinical professionalism award
Issue 7
- Finding solution to twins' health took technology, art of medicine, parents' love
- Sequencing study shows gene pattern may be more important in epilepsy
- Component found in common supplement may reduce fatty liver, improve insulin sensitivity
- Protein interaction network demonstrates harmony of cells
- New Alkek Center for Molecular Discovery consolidates 'omics' efforts
- Unlocking how the microbiota impact health and disease
- A strategic push
- Corry appointed chief of immunology, allergy and rheumatology and director of Biology of Inflammation Center
- Grants support development of novel treatment for children's cancer
- New center focuses on genetics of childhood cancer
Issue 6
- Interactome provides map of autism-spectrum network
- Master gene may help cells discard debris, avoid disease
- 2011 Gruber Neuroscience Prize goes to Dr. Huda Zoghbi
- Right amount of Rett protein always needed
- Diseases on autism spectrum may result from small changes in two or more genes
- Remembering what matters
- Lupski receives honorary degree from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Watson School of Biological Sciences
- Zoghbi awarded 2011 Cartwright lectureship
- Schaaf receives Duke Foundation award for neuropsychiatric research
- Butler named inaugural chair of statewide clinical trials network
- Juvenile diabetes physician-scientist joins Baylor, Texas Children's Hospital
Issue 5
- Who gets flu after a vaccination? The answer is genetic
- Repair cells following heart attack come from stem cells within organ
- Solution to diabetic kidney disease may rest with microRNA
- Human nervous system can visually detect objects with accuracy
- Graduation a time to reflect on how you got here
- Komen grant continues to support breast care at Ben Taub Hospital
- BCM radiologic scientist wins prestigious medical physics award
- Peterson named to Association of American Physicians Class of 2011
- Gulf Coast Consortia Named Finalist in 2011 Collaboration Prize
Issue 4
- Tamoxifen resistance may start with gene loss
- Protein linked to heart attack can predict coronary disease, heart failure
- Molecule combination marshals immune forces
- A two-step approach to halting and reversing Alzheimer's in mice
- Urge to create meets desire to understand
- Coburn named chair of urology at BCM
- BCM education program receives recognition
- Angola Sickle Cell Initiative Draws Energy, Medical Sector Partnership
Issue 3
- Missing gene, cascade of enzymes unleashes breast cancer
- African-American TB risk affected by gene mutation
- Gene sequencing analysis can identify unsuspected incest
- Night and day, appetite out of sync when mom's diet is high fat
- Finding the passion
- Moyer new chair of U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
- Researchers receive top Society for the Study of Reproduction Awards
- Grant helps BCM, Texas Children's scientists study microbiome's effect on preterm birth
Issue 2
- Orangutan genome provides primate evolution clues
- Single neuron 'jumpstarts' locus flight
- Visual ‘hiccup' changes how you perceive things you see
- New microscopy technique helps find fat storage gene
- O'Malley awarded 2011 Ernst Schering Prize
- Beyond test tubes and on the road 'less traveled by'
- NIH renews grant for BCM-led Center for Protein Folding Machinery
- Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center announces community outreach play schedule
- BCM physician named vice chair of Children's Oncology Group
Issue 1
- Prenatal nutrition writes large on human genome
- How neurons make connections in developing brain
- Activating special receptor in nerve cells controls insulin, glucose
- Using high-throughput microscopy to find a new role for coactivators
- Scientist describes conspiracies of small fellow travelers
- Brinkley president-elect of TAMEST
- Goodell receives 2011 Edith and Peter O'Donnell Award for Medicine
- Collaboration by Houston institutions accelerates new treatments


