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Research
Learn about published research as well as leading-edge basic and translational research initiatives from St. Jude laboratories.
Electrical engineering sparks discovery in how human nuclear receptors bind to DNA
See how nuclear receptors selectively bind to DNA.
Shared Resources Spotlight: Center for Advanced Genome Engineering
Research from the Center for Applied Genome Engineering plays a pivotal role in discovery.
The life and death of cells in early brain development
Explore St. Jude research on neural cell life or death during brain development.
Missed connection no more: Science and serendipity solve a microRNA mystery
Find how a St. Jude discovery holds new promise for beta-thalassemia.
Shared Resources Spotlight: Center for Applied Bioinformatics
Meet the data scientists advancing research at St. Jude.
Addressing treatment-related mortality: Student’s research spotlights need for supportive care
Gathering data increases understanding of treatment-related mortality in low- and middle-income countries.
On the Road to Discovery: How Understanding Mitochondrial Trafficking Drives Change
Explore how mitochondrial research in the Vevea lab sheds light on neurons.
Healthy lifestyles: mitigating the risk of cognitive impairment in childhood cancer survivors
Discover how healthy lifestyles may protect cognitive abilities in childhood cancer survivors.
Spilling their guts: patient microbiomes may hold the secret to predicting outcomes after transplant
Gut microbiome predicts pediatric bone marrow transplant infections and other complications.
St. Jude avian flu hunters’ annual data collection provides context for ongoing pandemic
See how St. Jude collects avian influenza samples to stay a step ahead of the virus.