NIH features PhD student’s research

NIH recently featured translational research performed by Premi Haynes as part of her PhD project. Premi discovered a new pattern of contraction in human hearts and you can read about her findings in...

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Rabchevsky Lab

The Rabchevsky lab utilizes recombinant viral vectors encoding growth factors to transduce host cells to express specific transgenes in normal or injured spinal cord of adult rats to assess their...

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A Painful Addiction - Dr. Bradley Taylor

A PAINFUL ADDICTION A new study published in SCIENCE from Dr. Taylor’s lab revealed that inflammation or injury causes μ-opioid receptors (MOR) to become constitutively active for months. This...

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A Close Look at Hearing Repair, One Protein at a Time

A new study from Dr. Frolenkov lab explains how non-regenerating inner ear hair cells maintain lifelong mechanosensitivity. The image illustrates tiny extracellular tip links that "pull"...

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Red Hot Neurons - Westlund High Lab

Biomarkers identify nerve cell bodies that provide information interpreted as pain to higher brain centers in studies performed by the Westlund High lab. The dorsal root ganglia neurons of the lumbar...

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Imaging heart disease at the molecular level

Our lab aims to develop novel molecular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques for investigation of heart failure and regeneration at the cellular and molecular levels. We seek to use our novel...

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NIH features PhD student’s research

Rabchevsky Lab

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A Close Look at Hearing Repair, One Protein at a Time

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Imaging heart disease at the molecular level

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