15 September 2014

How an ancient vertebrate uses familiar tools to build a strange-looking head

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03 September 2014

“K-to-M” histone mutations: how repressing the repressors may drive tissue-specific cancers

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06 August 2014

Stowers researchers reveal molecular competition drives adult stem cells to specialize

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28 July 2014

It takes two to court

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10 April 2014

Finding the target: how timing is critical in establishing an olfactory wiring map

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10 April 2014

Planaria deploy an ancient gene expression program in the course of organ regeneration

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02 April 2014

Going global

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01 April 2014

Graduate of the last decade

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01 April 2014

A discussion with Julia Zeitlinger, PhD

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01 April 2014

A great migration

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01 April 2014

Leaving an enduring legacy

From medical school to mutual funds to world-class science, Jim Stowers led an astonishingly remarkable life.

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20 March 2014

Could far-flung mutations in the genome activate cancer-causing genes? Ask an expert!

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01 March 2014

A dedication to basic research

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01 March 2014

Translating research into cures

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01 March 2014

Summers of imagination

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01 March 2014

Almost immortal

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12 February 2014

What makes memories last?

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10 February 2014

Conserved nuclear envelope protein uses a shuttle service to travel between job sites

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31 January 2014

Fruit flies reveal normal function of a gene mutated in spinocerebellar ataxia type 7

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15 January 2014

Next-gen reappraisal of interactions within a cancer-associated protein complex

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20 December 2013

Stowers researchers announce first genetic model of a human jaw fusion defect known as syngnathia

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04 October 2013

Stowers team links dampened mTOR signaling with the developmental disorder Roberts syndrome

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01 October 2013

Preparing the next generation

This year three University of Oregon (UO) graduate students headed to Stowers to learn how to apply computer analysis to molecular genetics, a booming discipline known as bioinformatics.

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