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Mapping genetic variants driving toxicity to leukemia therapy
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have created an extensive map of NUDT15 variants to more accurately predict toxicity from the critical cancer drugs thiopurines.
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Unraveling mechanisms of ventricular enlargement linked to schizophrenia
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have implicated two microRNAs in the biological processes that underlie the ventricle enlargement observed in models of schizophrenia.
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New website powered by St. Jude informs families facing childhood cancer no matter where the patient receives treatment
Together, a resource on childhood cancer for patients and families, is winning awards for innovation, clear language and patient education.
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Researchers create a stickers-and-spacers model for predicting protein phase separation
By identifying these models, St. Jude researchers believe that they can predict liquid-liquid phase separation, which is an important activity for cells. Learn more.
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The Pediatric Cancer Genome Project at 10: The impact lives on
The Pediatric Cancer Genome Project marks a decade of discovery that has advanced understanding, diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancer.
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital names Motomi Mori chair of Biostatistics
Motomi Mori Ph.D., expert in cancer genetic analysis, will join St. Jude as chair of the Department of Biostatistics and will hold the Endowed Chair in Biostatistics