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Blog PostApril 03, 20245 Things: Diseases that are understudied and/or Stigmatized
Examining five diseases and conditions that are underfunded, understudied, and/or wrongly stigmatized that JAX is working to better understand. -
Press ReleaseOctober 25, 2023International Mammalian Genome Society recognizes JAX Scientists
Scientists from JAX are being recognized for their outstanding achievements by the IMGS, a group that fosters research in mammalian genetics, and represents its members in their professional activities. -
Featured ArticleOctober 17, 2022People Who Believe in Your Success
Violet Kimble served as a Research Assistant in Professor Elissa Chesler’s Lab during the 2019 Summer Student Program. -
Research HighlightMarch 30, 2022Unlocking the dynamics of sleep
Sleep affects our health in a multitude of ways and JAX researchers are working to figure out how on a genetic level.
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Featured ArticleNovember 07, 2023The state of biomedicine presented at the Biomedical Innovation and Technology Conference
The current state of biomedicine and its potential for the future in Maine and beyond as presented in the inaugural Biomedical Innovation and Technology (BIT) Conference. -
Research HighlightJune 20, 2023Studying a better overdose reversal agent
Jason Bubier investigates the biological bases of drug addiction and risk for opioid overdose and is researching the molecular mechanisms underlying individual variability to fentanyl toxicity. -
Blog PostSeptember 19, 2022JAX welcomes the next generation of addiction researchers
JAX welcomed visiting scientists from Morgan State University to engage in experiential learning and collaborative research in the area of addiction genetics and genomics. -
Research HighlightSeptember 30, 2021Investigating the biology of addiction
New mouse models are key to designing better therapeutic interventions for people at risk for addiction.
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