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    ... NZBIO Odyssey Thera, Inc Ohio Department of Development Ohio State University Oklahoma BioScience Association Oklahoma Department of Commerce Oligo Factory OMT, Inc. ...
  • How Vitamin E Might Prevent Cancer
    A form of vitamin E inhibits the activation of an enzyme that is essential for cancer cell survival, according to researchers from Ohio State University. The loss of the enzyme, ...
    3-15-2013
  • 20 Top-Salaried Research University Leaders
    University $1,932,931 in FY 2010-2011 #3. E. Gordon Gee, Ed.D. President, Ohio State University $1,992,221 in FY 2010-2011 #2. Nicholas S. Zeppos, J.D. Chancellor, ...
    10-5-2012
  • The Search for Depression Biomarkers
    ... Last April, researchers at Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine, Northwestern University, Ohio State University College of Medicine, and The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ...
    9-15-2012
  • Alzheimer's Disease Mice Retain Their Cognitive Function
    The Ohio State University-led team found that genetically deleting JNK3 in FAD mice led to dramatic improvements that allowed the animals to retain 80% normal cognitive function by ...
    9-6-2012
  • The Search for Depression Biomarkers
    ... Last April, researchers at Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine, Northwestern University, Ohio State University College of Medicine, and The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ...
    8-24-2012
  • microRNAs and Cancer Susceptibility
    study at the Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, and Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo. ...
    8-14-2012
  • Clinical Application of miRNAs a Ways Off
    Signatures Carlo Croce, M.D., director of Human Cancer Genetics at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, and colleagues reported that they identified a 9-miRNA ...
    8-1-2012
  • Clinical Application of miRNAs Remains a Ways Off
    Research Carlo Croce, M.D., director of Human Cancer Genetics at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, and colleagues reported that they identified a 9-miRNA ...
    7-17-2012
  • Translational Medicine Centers
    The University of Florida is building a $45 million Clinical and Translational Research Building in Gainesville, while two Buckeye State schools, The Ohio State University and Ohio ...
    5-29-2012
  • Academia Increasingly Going Beyond Basic Research by Setting...
    Not all translational medicine efforts involve bricks and mortar. In April The Ohio State University committed $20 million and Ohio University another $15 million toward a new ...
    5-29-2012
  • Tech Tips: Next-Generation Sequencing
    ... Dr. Kiss: We currently use a turnkey service at The Ohio State University via 454 Roche, as well as Illumina HiSeq 2000 at the University of Cincinnati. Our projects mostly involve ...
    4-15-2012
  • Recent Fear and Loathing in Synthetic Biology Reminiscent of...
    ... Center for Scholars and Ohio State University re-emphasized the need to proactively address environmental risks so that the benefits of synthetic biology can be realized. ...
    3-23-2012
  • MicroRNA IDed as Target to Prevent aGVHD in Transplant Recipient...
    Initial studies in mice by a team at Ohio State University found that the donor T cells of mice developing aGVHD following allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant (alloHSCT) ...
    3-13-2012
  • Scientists Develop Nanochannel Electroporation Device for Precise...
    The Ohio State University team claims that while delivery methods based on bulk electroporation (BEP), or even microfluidics-based electroporation (MEP), rely on endocytic ...
    10-17-2011
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    Journal Articles

  • Basso Mouse Scale for Locomotion Detects Differences in Recovery...
    D. Michele Basso, Lesley C. Fisher, Aileen J. Anderson, Lyn B. Jakeman, Dana M. Mctigue, Phillip G. Popovich
    Journal of Neurotrauma
    Contusions were created using the Ohio State University electromagnetic SCI device which is a displacement-driven model, and the Infinite Horizon device, which is a force-driven ...
  • Comparison with Published Systems of a New Staging System for...
    RONNIE WONG, Catherine Bresee, Glenn Braunstein
    Thyroid
    46. Staging systems reviewed include: University of Alabama (Birmingham) and M.D. ... Treatment Cooperative Study (NTCTCS); Ohio State; Clinical Class; Metastases, Age, ...
  • Epidemiological Profiling of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus...
    Armando Hoet, Joany C Van Balen, Rocio Coromoto Nava-Hoet, Shane Bateman, Andrew Hillier, John Dyce, Thomas E. Wittum
    Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases
    A total of 435 dogs were enrolled in the MRSA active surveillance program at The Ohio State University-Veterinary Medical Center over a one-year period. Dogs were screened for MRSA ...
  • Environmental Salmonella Surveillance in The Ohio State University...
    Mital Pandya, Thomas Wittum, Daniel A. Tadesse, Wondwossen Gebreyes, Armando Hoet
    Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases
    Environmental Salmonella Surveillance in The Ohio State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases Sampling was conducted at The Ohio State ...

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