Research News
- Activated “killer” T-cells effective against resistant lymphomaDec 16, 2013
- Lab technique helps cells regain ability to attack tumor, according to new research from Baylor College of Medicine.
- Structure of bile acid transporter explains membrane transferDec 8, 2013
- Baylor researchers find apical sodium-dependent bile acid transporter molecule structure contains a mobile unit that transports bile acids.
- HIV-1 accessory protein helps induce metabolic defectsNov 27, 2013
- Baylor researchers find addressing the mechanisms mediated by Vpr might help HIV patients with the complications of insulin resistance, fatty liver, diabetes and heart disease.
- Grant will fund development of spirometry toolkitNov 26, 2013
- A Baylor College of Medicine professor is developing a spirometry toolkit to effectively diagnose asthma and COPD.
- Lung cancer screening beneficial in high-risk groupsNov 25, 2013
- Baylor College of Medicine expert says that research on the causes of lung cancer and developing screening methods is critically important.
- Center for Cell and Gene Therapy researchers receive V Foundation translational grantNov 14, 2013
- Drs. Gianpietro Dotti, Cliona Rooney and Caridad Martinez received a $600,000, three-year grant to advance research into the prevention and treatment of complications associated with stem cell transplantation to cure leukemia.
- Higher risk of cardiovascular disease in African-Americans may stem from hyperactive plateletsNov 10, 2013
- Research important in understanding how to use certain drugs and how to personalize drugs based on patient information.
- Brain warps scenes to cancel out perceptual delaysNov 4, 2013
- Baylor researchers report a new discovery which may unmask the mechanisms by which the brain strives to perceive a more up-to-the-second view.
- Huffington Center on Aging highlightsNov 4, 2013
- See the Huffington Center on Aging's highlights in research, education and clinical care over the past 25 years.
- Multimillion dollar contract provides funding to continue vaccine researchNov 1, 2013
- College one of nine institutions that have been awarded a Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit contract from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.