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research › ... › microscopy
… Airyscan both with four lasers (405, 488, 561, and 633 nm). All four confocal microscopes are designated for fixed … project details, please contact Dinghui Yu at dyu@bcm.edu . All prospective users must provide a charge source before … undertaking training. Requests to the facility are generally handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority …
research › ... › amplified-gene-fusions
… we developed an integrative genomic-based approach called Amplification Breakpoint Ranking and Assembly (ABRA), … of this analysis, we observed that in many instances, a small subset of tumors or cancer cell lines harboring an … amplification at the site of genomic rearrangement (2-6) (Figure 1a-b). Such amplifications usually affect a …
departments › ... › resident-life
… radiology residency is such an exciting time because you finally begin your journey to becoming a radiologist. A typical … lecture. Many noon conferences are designed specifically for first-year residents and include physics and … ultimately build a strong foundation for second year and call. Additionally, our team-building exercises with TBL help …
research › ... › national-study-of-women-with-physical-disabilities
… on reproduction except that it should be avoided at all costs. I am a woman and only discovered that a few years … Those of us with severe physical disabilities have beat all the odds. From the time we were born or acquired our … women with disabilities and disseminate the findings nationally. …
news › car-nkt-cells-offer-a-promising-novel-immunotherapy-for-solid-tumors
… the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have genetically modified human NKT cells with a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) that enables them to specifically recognize and attack neuroblastoma, a form of childhood … types of leukemia and lymphoma. However, a number of challenges have been encountered in attempts to treat solid …
departments › ... › health-professions-and-science-education-research-journals
… fee Original Research Review articles Cross-cutting edge Really Good Stuff Commentaries When I say… Letters … : All aspects of health sciences education … and learning) Letters to the editor New Ideas (Annual Call in the fall) … : All who teach in healthcare … policymakers, community leaders and administrators from all over the world. …
departments › ... › academic-clinical-track
… total, average of 8-10 new consults daily. There are usually one to two residents assigned to the rotation. … total, average of 5-8 new consults daily. There is usually one resident assigned to the rotation. … total, an average of 8-10 new consults daily. There are usually one to two residents and a medical student assigned to …
research › ... › safer-sex
… their risk--and their partners’ risk--of acquiring sexually transmitted infections (STIs). It is inaccurate to … engage in sexual activity as they may face barriers and challenges associated with their disability. 1,2 Having a … other is saying. Communication regarding HIV and other sexually transmitted infections and risks, regardless of their …
healthcare › specialties › plastic-surgery
… exposed daily to the latest research and techniques, and challenged regularly as they train the next generation of … Learn more about all of our surgical and non-surgical procedures to enhance …
departments › ... › research
… peer-based, quality medical education delivered to all members of the provider office. The Houston-Harris …
