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Localization, induction, and cellular effects of tau phosphorylated at threonine 217
Introduction: Tau phosphorylation at T217 is a promising Alzheimer's disease (AD) biomarker, but its functional consequences were unknown.
Continue ReadingSpecies differences in hormonally mediated gene expression underlie the evolutionary loss of sexually dimorphic coloration in Sceloporus lizards
Continue ReadingDear Colleagues,
It is my distinct pleasure to announce that the recipient of the ‘22/’23 Departmental Award for Excellence in Teaching goes to Dr. Martin Wu. This award is meant to recognize some combination of performance in the previous year and broader impacts to the curriculum. Please feel free to send him our congratulations and thanks.
Continue ReadingAlignment of Visible-Light Optical Coherence Tomography Fibergrams with Confocal Images of the Same Mouse Retina
Continue ReadingScientific breakthroughs don’t happen overnight, and they’re rarely the work of just one person. At top-rated research universities like UVA, the process of discovering new knowledge about the world can take teams of students and researchers working together for months, years and even decades to advance the boundaries of scientific knowledge.
Continue ReadingA simple method to dramatically increase C. elegans germline microinjection efficiency
Continue ReadingA new paper from Chhavi Sood and other Siegrist lab members reports the role of Notch signaling in controlling neural stem cell proliferation during development.
Continue ReadingUVA SCIENTISTS DISCOVER REPAIR PROCESS THAT FIXES DAMAGED HEARING CELLS
July 6, 2023 Josh Barney • UVA Today
University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have discovered how cells that let us hear can repair themselves after being damaged, an insight that could benefit efforts to treat and prevent hearing loss.
Continue ReadingNutrient Limitation Mimics Artemisinin Tolerance in Malaria
Abstract: Mounting evidence demonstrates that nutritional environment can alter pathogen drug sensitivity. While the rich media used for in vitro culture contains supraphysiological nutrient concentrations, pathogens encounter a relatively restrictive environment in vivo.
Continue ReadingKristine Chaussee was just selected to participate in the Cornerstone Program – UVA’s succession development program!
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