Ancient Enzymes Function like Nanopistons to Unwind RNA
Discovery marks a major step toward understanding the molecular mechanics for many steps in RNA biology.
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Summer Story: Student Explores Curing Disease and Discovers Poland
Stephanie Tutak, a junior biology major, spent her summer helping researchers study the crippling disease tuberous sclerosis in Warsaw, Poland. What she found there was not only science research experience, but deep links to her past.
College of Natural Sciences Health IT Program Graduates New Class
Program added 63 more qualified professionals to the rapidly growing field of health IT at its graduation ceremony July 26.
The Texas Pandemic Flu Toolkit
A new toolkit, developed by University of Texas researchers, simulates the spread of pandemic flu through the state, enabling public health officials to make decisions in real time.
Power to the Patients
Andy Ellington discusses how point-of-care diagnostics may revolutionize health care.
Contaminants Become Us
The contaminants in our food, water, soil and air may be changing not just us but our children and grandchildren as well.Today's Environment Influences Behavior Generations Later
Descendants of exposed rats are more anxious, more sensitive to stress, and have greater activity in stress-related regions of the brain than descendants of unexposed rats.
The Pregnancy Twofer
Maternal health epidemiologist Michele Forman explains how healthier habits during pregnancy can improve the lives of mother and child.
Op-ed: Our Contaminated World
Biologists David Crews and Andrea Gore argue that it's time for us to face the fact that our world is contaminated by chemicals, and we're contaminated as well.
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