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Tackling Inflammation at its Genetic Roots: Applying Personalized Medicine to Autoimmunity and Cancer

Yale researchers, led by professor of medicine Richard Bucala, have discovered that the transcription factor, ICBP90, governs the disease-causing aspect of a key inflammatory gene. This discovery has spurred new drug development efforts for patients of inflammatory and autoimmune diseases as well as cancer.

Mary Chukwu May 20, 2016

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The More, The Merrier? Characterizing the behavior of cell-to-cell communication

A team of researchers spanning multiple universities, led by Yale Professor Andre Levchenko, has experimentally quantified some of the methods by which cells communicate.

Anna Wujciak April 22, 2016

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I See You: New Research on Girls’ Behavior Reveals Differences Between Sexes in Autism

Atypical of individuals with autism, girls at risk for this disorder seem to focus on social stimuli even more than normal children. The protective effects observed might alter the way we view the disorder.

Mahir Rahman April 22, 2016

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Tackling Inflammation at its Genetic Roots: Applying Personalized Medicine to Autoimmunity and Cancer

The More, The Merrier? Characterizing the behavior of cell-to-cell communication

I See You: New Research on Girls’ Behavior Reveals Differences Between Sexes in Autism

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