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May 9
May 9 Metabolic multitasking

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Liver cells divvy up metabolic tasks to take advantage of available nutrients.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Splicing matters

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A genome-wide screen drills down to gene segments to find out which ones matter for cell fitness. 

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Clearing the airways

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A novel therapy helps eliminate recurring respiratory growths in patients — and the frequent surgeries they required.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Switching directions

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Images of a bacterial motor show how it can reverse direction with the flip of a biological switch.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Empowering immune systems

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

A personalized approach to cellular immunotherapy helps shrink solid tumors.  

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 9
May 9 Strength in difference

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Having more diverse HLA genes is better for immune control of HIV. 

Full story at National Cancer Institute

May 8
May 8 Rationally engineering a gene therapy tool

Jennifer Michalowski
News, MIT

Researchers transform a compact RNA-guided enzyme from bacteria into an efficient editor of human DNA.

Full story at MIT’s McGovern Institute

May 7
May 7 Stem cell–derived natural killer cells attack solid tumors

Jennifer Michalowski
News, National Cancer Institute

Cancer-killing natural killer cells could pave the way to off-the-shelf immunotherapy for solid tumors.

Full story at National Cancer Institute

Apr 28
Apr 28 Mindfulness practice reduces anxiety for autistic adults

Jennifer Michalowski
News, MIT

After six weeks of practicing mindfulness with the help of a smartphone app, adults with autism reported lasting improvements in their well-being.

Full story at MIT’s McGovern Institute

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