Research

Being highly cited means your research gets published in high-impact journals and reaches more people.

Read how St. Jude researchers and clinicians used gene therapy to cure the diabolical bubble boy disease.

Are you a match? Read how this molecule’s affinity to proteins can change according to water.

Sequencing data gives insights into what’s going on in a cell. It’s a lot of information. Read how scientists are finding ways to cut through the information and find causes for disease.

Too much of a good thing? Read how genetic sequencing offers insights into the causes of some cancers, but the avalance of data creates a new set of issues.

Read how cancer survivorship research reveals more about the late effects of treatment on children – and how the data can paint a more complete picture.

Researchers have promising information that ruxolitinib may help treat a devastating auto-immune disorder.

Improving understanding of drugs and how the body reacts to them - - Read how science is improving understanding of genes and medication.

Read how this protein, called a chaperone, does more than simply monitor the intracellular dance of protein folding – it protects them from going awry.

Read how extremely rare genetic childhood diseases offer clues about understanding neurodegenerative disorders common with aging.