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Tight clumps of green fluorescing FUS form in the untreated yeast cell on the left, but the protein remains diffuse and unclumped in the phosphorylated cell on the right. Courtesy Monahan et al.

August 2017 0

Could Electric Charges Stop ALS Protein Clumping?

Lab findings may point to potential therapies for Lou Gehrig’s disease, dementia.

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  Professor Mary Carskadon’s groundbreaking research on adolescent sleep is helping reshape how we think about teen health. Her work has influenced later school start times and expanded our understanding of the link between sleep and mental health. In a recent piece, she reflects on how her research has evolved, including her studies on how sleep impacts emotional regulation and its ties to mental health conditions like depression.Carskadon’s work at The Warren Alpert Medical School continues to drive progress in sleep science, with implications that stretch far beyond the classroom. Learn more about how her research is contributing to the future of health and education.#SleepScience #TeenSleep #MentalHealthResearch ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Can scientists bring back extinct species like the Tasmanian tiger? While a biotech company works to revive the thylacine, Lynn Rothschild, PhD'85, adjunct professor of molecular biology, cell biology, and biochemistry, raises important questions. Is it ethical to resurrect creatures into a world they no longer fit into?Her thought-provoking skepticism encourages us to consider the consequences of "de-extinction" before celebrating its potential.🎧 Listen to the discussion now! ... See MoreSee Less
  
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