Molecular and Cellular Medicine
The thin smart line: Study answers riddle of how neocortex develops
A&M researchers publish their findings in the journal Cell Reports
Gulf War Illness: Exercise may improve symptoms, study says
Symptoms include lower cognitive function, memory issues, chronic pain and fatigue
Answer to aging? Common drug for treating diabetes may offer hope
A&M researchers publish study results in journal Aging Cell
Gulf War Illness: Scientists study brain inflammation in veterans
With funding from the US Department of Defense, three-year study investigates causes through a liquid biopsy approach
Potential therapy for brain damage: low-cost, accessible, non-invasive
Study finds ‘EVs’ can also block proteins that cause brain inflammation
Delivering drugs to cancer cells without poisoning patient’s body
Interdisciplinary project receives funding from the National Institutes of Health and the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
Breast cancer: Discovery may help stop cells from migrating inside body
The study of TRIM59 proteins could lead to treatments that end cancer mobility and metastasis before they begin, A&M research suggests
Targeting gene RASSF1A may ease inflammation during chemotherapy
Gene reduces cancer malignancy by helping cells to recycle defunct DNA, RNA, and other materials, study shows