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A cross section of the colon
Sep 11, 2020

Microbes in the gut may influence metabolism

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Sep 5, 2020

Heritable genome editing technology is not yet ready for clinical use, concludes an international commission co-chaired by President Lifton

Epidermal stem cells
Sep 2, 2020

How mechanical forces nudge tumors toward malignancy

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An elaborate set of zebrafish experiments is shining light on one of neuroscience’s greatest enigmas: How brains make decisions. By tracking neural activity, scientists can now predict a fish’s next move before it happens.
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Meet our scientists: Mary E. Hatten
Hatten studies the development of the mammalian brain and its complex cellular architecture. Her research has implications for brain diseases and conditions linked to developmental abnormalities including autism spectrum disorders, ADD, and childhood epilepsy.
“I moved to the Rockefeller University because of the freedom to think outside the box and pursue uncharted territories of science.”
Erich D. Jarvis, Ph.D., Professor
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