Articles tagged with Molecular Genetics
Dr. DeBose-Boyd's work may shed light on heart disease prevention and treatment through his research on HMG CoA reductase enzymes. He is one of five recipients nationwide, supporting groundbreaking research addressing fundamental mechanisms of human disease.
Novel genetic profiling can identify residual tumors and precancerous lesions, allowing for targeted treatment. Early clinical trials show promise for gene-mediated strategies to replace defective sequences and block signal transduction.
Dr. Gibson received the IADR Research in Oral Biology Distinguished Scientist Award for her groundbreaking research. She is recognized as one of the top researchers in the field, with a long history of publishing prestigious papers and serving on numerous review bodies.
Researchers Drs. Michael Brown, Joseph Goldstein, and Eric Olson recognized for their contributions to cardiovascular disease management and treatment. Their groundbreaking research led to the development of statins used by 13 million Americans to treat high cholesterol.
The American Society of Human Genetics workshop presents an overview of early childhood cardiac disorders and their impact on quality of life in adulthood. Panelists discuss recognizing asymptomatic cardiac conditions and understanding the role of environmental factors in cardiovascular disease.
Research found an association between childhood-onset schizophrenia and large CAG/CTG repeats in male patients. The study confirms previous findings on adult-onset schizophrenia but notes a gender-specific link. Further studies are needed to confirm these results.