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The new multi-technology applications laboratory is co-located with Bruker’s R&D and manufacturing facility for X-ray analysis systems in Yokohama.

New tool predicts how a chemotherapy drug will work on individual tumors to pinpoint the effective treatment.

The study identifies the specific signal that establishes nonpermanent cellular memory and reveals how the brain holds temporary information.

The University has purchased the benchtop small molecule XRD crystallography instrument for Cyber-enabled for cyber-enabled teaching and research.

The stroke experts are hoping a blood thinner that mimics a chemical in vampire saliva will help save brain cells in stroke patients.

Translational research solution to help accelerate early diagnosis and personalized medicine treatments.

The collaboration will evaluate menstrual stem cells for future potential breast cancer therapy.

The study was undertaken to determine potential safety advantages of EVT 302 versus non-selective MAO inhibitors and less selective MAO-B inhibitors.

Tumors that grow around nerves in a rare genetic disease need cooperation from cells from the immune system in order to grow, reports a team of scientists.

Tumors that grow around nerves in a rare genetic disease need cooperation from cells from the immune system in order to grow, reports a team of scientists, including researchers from UT Southwestern Medical Center.