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  • Biological Pathway Identified Linking Diabetes and Heart Disease
    Through a series of experiments, Dr. Bers, his UC Davis team and their collaborators at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine showed that the moderate to high blood ...
    10-1-2013
  • Manipulating Methodologies for Reprogramming Cells
    ... over a region encompassing a large fraction of the methylome," says Andrew P. Feinberg, M.D., professor of molecular medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. ...
    9-1-2013
  • BEAMing for Cancer
    ... Recently, a research team led by Ben H. Park, M.D., Ph.D., of the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center and including scientists from Inostics worked to assess ...
    9-1-2013
  • Novel Parkinson's Target Uncovered
    Researchers from Johns Hopkins and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) highlighted a novel mechanism underlying Parkinson's disease while simultaneously putting to rest a ...
    8-26-2013
  • Johns Hopkins Heads GEN List of the Top 50 NIH-Funded Universities
    New Rochelle, NY, August 20, 2013-Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News reports that Johns Hopkins University ranked first on the "GEN List of the Top 50 NIH-Funded ...
    8-20-2013
  • The Top 50 NIH-Funded Universities
    ... toward 681 awards #2. University of California-San Francisco FY 2013: $339,936,379 toward 853 awards #1. Johns Hopkins University FY 2013: $418,940,258 toward 955 awards
    8-13-2013
  • Shared Genetic Aberration Links Connective Tissue Disorders to...
    Such a desire was reignited in the minds of Johns Hopkins researchers who, when studying patients with Loeys-Dietz syndrome last year, found that affected individuals showed higher ...
    7-24-2013
  • Scientists Prod Stem Cells to Create Self-Organized Vascular...
    Johns Hopkins University scientists today report their successful generation of self-organized vascular networks from human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) planted in an ...
    7-17-2013
  • Unraveling the Transcriptome
    ... to assign them to the correct location," says Steven L. Salzberg, Ph.D., professor of medicine, biostatistics, and computer sciences at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. ...
    7-1-2013
  • Acquired Drug Resistance in Cancer
    ... The blood analysis was performed using Inostics' BEAMing digital PCR technology. Originally developed in the laboratory of Bert Vogelstein, M.D., at Johns Hopkins, BEAMing ...
    6-1-2013
  • Gene Study: Schizophrenia Not a Single Disease
    but using a new method to analyze genetic variations in families, scientists at Johns Hopkins today report on rare mutations that they say "team up" to cause the disease. ...
    5-28-2013
  • Epigenetic Changes Predict Postpartum Depression
    A new study out of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine suggests that might one day be possible. Writing today in Molecular Psychiatry, Hopkins' Zachary Kaminsky, Ph.D., ...
    5-20-2013
  • Mass Spec Provides Peek into PTMs
    Ma, Ph.D., a postdoctoral research fellow at the laboratory of Gerald W. Hart, Ph.D., at the department of biological chemistry, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. ...
    5-15-2013
  • Highlights from AACR
    ... An agreement between Advanced Cell Diagnostics (ACD) and The Johns Hopkins University's Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center centers on the use of the company's RNAscope® ...
    5-15-2013
  • Literature Review: A Step Closer to Personalized Medicine
    One of the pancreatic lines (Panc502) was isolated from the mouse and used to test the in vitro sensitivity to a drug panel containing over 3,000 drugs (Johns Hopkins drug library ...
    5-14-2013
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  • Hashimoto's Thyroiditis: Celebrating the Centennial Through the...
    Patrizio Caturegli, Alessandra De Remigis, Kelly Chuang, Marieme Dembele, Akiko Iwama, Shintaro Iwama
    Thyroid
    Hashimoto's Thyroiditis: Celebrating the Centennial Through the Lens of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Surgical Pathology Records Thyroid Hashimoto thyroiditis is now considered the ...
  • Demographics of 353 Laparoscopic Renal Donor and Recipient Pairs...
    Thomas H.S. Hsu, Li-Ming Su, Lloyd E. Ratner, Thomas W. Jarrett, Louis R. Kavoussi
    Journal of Endourologyand Part B, Videourology
    Demographics of 353 Laparoscopic Renal Donor and Recipient Pairs at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Journal of Endourologyand Part B, Videourology Background and Purpose: ...
  • Laparoscopic Radical Nephrectomy for Patients with Pathologic...
    Thomas J. Guzzo, Edward M. Schaeffer, Brian K. McNeil, Richard A. Pollock, Christian P. Pavlovich, Mohamad E. Allaf
    Journal of Endourologyand Part B, Videourology
    Laparoscopic Radical Nephrectomy for Patients with Pathologic T 3b Renal-Cell Carcinoma: The Johns Hopkins Experience Journal of Endourologyand Part B, Videourology
  • Clinicians' Attitudes and Usage of Complementary and Alternative...
    Mi-Yeon Song, Majnu John, Adrian S. Dobs
    Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, The
    Clinicians' Attitudes and Usage of Complementary and Alternative Integrative Medicine: A Survey at The Johns Hopkins Medical Institute Journal of Alternative and Complementary ...

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