Sentences with phrase «through cell biology»

Garland is telling the story through visuals, and through a cell biology thread most producers would not have faith in an audience to follow.

In this way, Louvard believes the institute will gain most from its mix of research disciplines and potential for translational research, involving anything from theoretical physics and pharmacochemistry through cell biology and radiobiology to imaging and bioinformatics.

Not exact matches

«There has been ongoing debate about whether the methylation mark can be passed on through cell divisions and across generations, and we've now shown that it is,» said corresponding author Susan Strome, a professor of molecular, cell and developmental biology at UC Santa Cruz.

A month later, I was taking a short cut through the biology department when I came upon an outline of a graduate cell biology course that would be offered in the fall.

«We think that by stopping fibrosis through TAZ and its partners, we may be able to prevent the serious consequences of NASH, including liver failure and liver cancer,» said Ira Tabas, Richard J. Stock Professor and vice-chair of research in the Department of Medicine and professor of pathology & cell biology (in physiology and cellular biophysics) at CUMC.

«This may be the primordial gene that regulates nutrient sensing and helps an animal overcome stressful conditions — and helps an animal live a long time through dietary - restriction conditions,» says the study's senior author, Andrew Dillin, an associate professor of molecular and cell biology at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, Calif..

«In modern biology mitochondria are considered to be much more than the powerhouse of the cell; they integrate multiple intracellular signals to regulate progression through the cell cycle and into apoptosis.

I recall, with memory seemingly undimmed by the years, the first time I peered through a microscope and entered the rabbit - hole world of cell biology.

Gary transitioned to independence in the laboratory of Charles Cochrane at the Scripps Research Institute, and rose through the ranks to become a professor in the departments of immunology and cell biology in 1998.

Through understanding the biology of cancer cells and their interaction with the immune system we are able to discover and trial novel therapies to induce the immune system to detect and fight cancer cells.

Dr Véronique Azuara has worked for several years in the field of developmental biology and genetics moving from lymphocyte development (PhD training at the Pasteur Institute — Paris) to epigenetic studies (post-doctoral training at the MRC / Clinical Sciences Centre — London) to explore how chromatin shut down contributes to lineage restriction and maintenance of cell fate identity through development.

Students receive training with a «systems» biology approach through courses, bench work, lab discussions and publications spanning a broad range of muscle - biology questions using studies at the level of single cells, tissues, animals and humans.

She has over 15 years of research experience applying analytical methods to biological problems in the fields of neuroscience, stem cell biology, immunology and genetics through her experience working as a postdoctoral scholar in the division of Human Genetics at the University of Minnesota and as a researcher in the early discovery immunology division of Genentech Inc..

I wanted to show that this can be explained through the basic fundamentals of cell biology.

If you know anything about basic biology, you know that your body needs red blood cells in order to transport oxygen through the blood to your organs, tissues and muscles.