22 December 2011

For every road there is a tire

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05 December 2011

Lessons learned from yeast about human leukemia: the power of basic model organisms in human health

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01 December 2011

Stowers Institute receives CEO Cancer Gold Standard accreditation

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23 November 2011

How old yeast cells send off their daughter cells without the baggage of old age

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17 November 2011

One for you, one for me: Stowers researchers gain new insight into the chromosome separation process

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03 November 2011

Pairing up: how chromosomes find each other

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27 October 2011

Joint project by Stowers researchers Blanchette and Si wins 2011 William B. Neaves Award

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27 October 2011

Joint project by Stowers researchers Blanchette and Si wins 2011 William B. Neaves Award

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13 October 2011

Stowers scientist Matthew Gibson receives 2011 Hudson Prize

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06 September 2011

Stowers scientists successfully expand bone marrow-derived stem cells in culture

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30 August 2011

Going with the flow

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26 August 2011

Newly installed fly-flipping robot up and running at the Stowers Institute

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09 August 2011

From worm to man: Flatworms provide new insight into organ regeneration and the evolution of mammalian kidneys

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21 July 2011

The unfolding SAGA of transcriptional co-activators

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21 July 2011

The unfolding SAGA of transcriptional co-activators

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15 July 2011

Ready, go! Stowers researchers pinpoint the Super Elongation Complex as a major regulator in the coordinated expression of early developmental genes

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20 June 2011

Stowers Institute recruits top scientists in developmental and regenerative biology

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20 June 2011

Stowers Institute recruits top scientists in developmental and regenerative biology

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06 June 2011

Scott Hawley Elected to the National Academy of Sciences

The Stowers Institute for Medical Research is pleased to announce that Investigator and American Cancer Society Research Professor, R. Scott Hawley, Ph.D., has been elected a member of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) for his excellence in original scientific research. Membership in the NAS is one of the highest honors given to a scientist or engineer in the United States. Hawley will be inducted into the Academy next April during its 149th annual meeting in Washington, D.C.

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05 June 2011

Control of gene expression: Mediator MED26 shifts an idling polymerase into high gear

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