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Cellular circuit controls how DNA damage is repaired, affecting risk of disease as we age
Study reveals new information about how to prevent chronic inflammation from zombie-like cells that accumulate with age.
Registration open for San Diego aging research meetings in March
Register by March 17 for two exciting opportunities to learn more about aging research conducted in San Diego and beyond.
Drug building blocks pave path to new sepsis treatments
A new study tested tiny fragments of future drugs and may lead to new therapies to treat this deadly disease.
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Making heart scar tissue a nonissue
New Sanford Burnham Prebys scientist Ahmed Mahmoud wants to repair heart injuries now seen as irreversible.
Future drugs may snap supply chain fueling breast cancer
Studying the structure of energy transport enzymes may help develop new breast cancer treatments.
Investigating individual immune responses to COVID-19 vaccination and infection
Study analyzes changes in blood plasma proteins following vaccination and may contribute to improving vaccine development.