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A new imaging technique provides inner 3-D views of porcine blood vessels in vivo, according to a report in the December 2006 issue of Nature Medicine...
The sea urchin is a favorite animal model among developmental biologists, just like the fruit fly and the worm...
Researchers at the NCRR-funded Adult Mesenchymal Cell Resource at the Center for Gene Therapy in Tulane University...
After seeing many of her bone marrow transplant patients become seriously ill, physician Catherine Bollard decided to fashion a new immune cell to fight common viruses...
At the National Center for X-ray Tomography, scientists have built a transmission X-ray microscope that can produce meticulous 3-D images of cells...
New laser-based instruments and techniques for visualizing biological tissues often show great promise in laboratory settings...
John E. Johnson and his colleagues are peering into the tiny machinery of a virus to understand how it works. They are trying to figure out how a virus packs its DNA, a key process for the replication of some viruses...
Trying to understand the causes of infertility is the job of biologist Diana Chu, assistant professor at San Francisco State University...
NCRR-funded researchers Eric G. Bing and James E. K. Hildreth were among the 27 prominent scientists named as Ambassadors by the Paul G. Rogers Society for Global Health Research...
A scientist studying diabetes and one whose work focuses on mental health were the winners of the 2006 Greenwood Awards...
The National Advisory Research Resources Council, which advises NCRR on policies and programs and performs second-level peer review of grant applications...
