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  • Avoiding "Incidental" Damages
    the procedures around her studies at Stanford School of Medicine. "I am grateful that ... for Bioethics, Health Policy and Law at University of Louisville School of Medicine, told ...
    5-15-2013
  • The Tumor Microenvironment as a Drug Target, Part II
    Walking the C-Path The importance of the stroma in influencing the development of cancer was underscored in 2009, as scientists at the Stanford University School of Engineering and ...
    5-7-2013
  • Protein Complex Mutated in about 20% of All Cancers
    Researchers identified a group of proteins that are mutated in about one-fifth of all human cancers. The Stanford University School of Medicine team says the finding suggests that ...
    5-6-2013
  • Biomarkers Take Center Stage
    biomarker biology that we need to know the answers to, said Parag Mallick, Ph.D., whose lab at Stanford University is "working on trying to understand where biomarkers come from." ...
    5-1-2013
  • GEN | Biolinks
    ... Cloud State University Stanford Starna Scientific Streck SUNY Buffalo SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry SUNY Upstate Medical University SuppreMol Susavion ...
  • Agilent Takes $21M Stake in Gen9
    Gen9's founders were Joseph Jacobson of MIT, George Church of Harvard Medical School, and Drew Endy of Stanford University. Additional investors in the company included Draper ...
    4-24-2013
  • Exploring GPCRs as Therapeutic Targets
    Nobel Prize in Chemistry with his colleague and former post-doc Brian Kobilka of Stanford University for their seminal work on 7-transmembrane domain GPCRs. "Much to our total ...
    4-15-2013
  • Autism Mutations and Marijuana Affect the Same Brain Pathway
    with autism block the action of brain molecules that act on the same receptors that marijuana's active chemical acts on, say researchers from Stanford University Medical School. ...
    4-12-2013
  • Studying the Brain: Hold the Fat
    The team, led by Karl Deisseroth, M.D., Ph.D., of Stanford University, infused into the brain a high-tech cocktail, including a plastic-like material and formaldehyde. When heated, ...
    4-11-2013
  • BRAIN Initiative Sparks Food for Thought
    Cornelia (Cori) Bargmann of The Rockefeller University and William Newsome of Stanford University are co-chairs of the working group. Priority one for the group should be ...
    4-4-2013
  • DNA as a Transistor
    Researchers at Stanford University and the University of Pennsylvania reported in Science online (early content) on March 28 that they had engineered a genetic circuit that ...
    3-27-2013
  • Funding Squeeze Traps Young Researchers
    ... Gibbs, who studied the intersections of cell signaling, stem cell biology, and cancer biology in the lab of Garry Nolan, Ph.D., at Stanford University. While at Stanford, Dr. Gibbs ...
    3-5-2013
  • Next-Gen Gene Synthesis Opens a World of New Possibilities
    Drew Endy, Ph.D. , assistant professor of bioengineering at Stanford University and co-founder of Gen9. Dr. Endy has been instrumental in launching several initiatives that are ...
    3-4-2013
  • Distributed Computing Meets Drug Discovery
    While it won't be the first distributed computing effort in life-sci-Folding@home, based at Stanford University, links 165,634 computers worldwide to examine how proteins ...
    2-28-2013
  • Applying Moore's Law to DNA Synthesis
    bioengineering, and genetics: Joseph Jacobson (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT), Drew Endy (Stanford University), and George Church (Harvard University). ...
    2-19-2013
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    Journal Articles

  • A Phase I/II Study of tgAAV-CF for the Treatment of Chronic Sinusitis...
    Thomas Reynolds, William B. Guggino, Richard B. Moss, Barrie J. Carter, Jeffrey J. Wine, Terence R. Flotte, Phyllis Gardner, John A. Wagner, Mary Lynn Moran, Anna H. Messner, Richard Daifuku, Carol K. Conrad
    Human Gene Therapy and Part B: Methods
    A Phase I/II Study of tgAAV-CF for the Treatment of Chronic Sinusitis in Patients with Cystic Fibrosis. Stanford University, Stanford, California Human Gene Therapy and Part B: ...
  • Resistance-Associated Mutation Prevalence According to Subtypes...
    Mateus R. Westin, Fernando M. Biscione, Marise Fonseca, Monique Ordones, Mirian Rodrigues, Dirceu B. Greco, Unai Tupinambas
    AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses
    Drug resistance mutations and viral subtypes were assessed through the algorithms from the Brazilian Genotyping Network (RENAGENO-Brazil) and from Stanford University. Mutation ...
  • N88D Facilitates the Co-occurrence of D30N and L90M and the Developmen...
    Yumi Mitsuya, Mark A. Winters, W. Jeffrey Fessel, Soo-Yon Rhee, Leo Hurley, Michael Horberg, Celia A. Schiffer, Andrew R. Zolopa, Robert W. Shafer
    AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses
    D30N from 460 persons undergoing HIV-1 genotypic resistance testing at Stanford University Hospital from 1997 to 2005. Three patterns of mutational associations were identified. ...
  • Inverse Relationship between Viral Load and Genotypic Resistance...
    Bum Sik Chin, Juyeon Choi, Jeong-Gu Nam, Mee Kyung Kee, Soon Deok Suh, Jin Young Choi, Chaeshin Chu, Sung Soon Kim
    AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses
    HIV-1 RNA genotyping was performed, and the resistance mutation score was obtained from the HIV Drug Resistance Database of Stanford University. We defined the sum of the average ...

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