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Blog PostJanuary 22, 2018The stiffness of stem cells
What causes stiffness factor in induced pluripotent stem cells and what are the functional implications of cell stiffness? -
Blog PostJune 26, 2017Medical progress and ethical quandaries
How can we reconcile rapid research progress with its ethical, legal and social implications in the larger world? -
Press ReleaseMay 04, 2017Genomics and Society program at The Jackson Laboratory June 5-7
Genomics and Society: Expanding the ELSI Universe is a three-day conference on the myriad issues that spring from the ethical, legal and social implications of genomic research. -
Featured ArticleJune 28, 2016Three misconceptions about prenatal screening
It's not uncommon for women and couples to feel overwhelmed by the amount of information and testing options now available in the preconception and prenatal period.
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Blog PostNovember 14, 2017Five must-reads if you study aging in mice
Aging studies are lengthy, resource intensive, and require planning. These references highlight considerations that can improve reproducibility and translatability of aging studies. -
Press ReleaseJune 09, 2017Genomics and ethics congress at UCONN and JAX
The prestigious 2017 ELSI Congress was hosted by UConn Health and The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine June 5-7 in Farmington, Conn. -
Featured ArticleJanuary 05, 2017Questions to ask about genomic tumor testing
The goal of genomic tumor testing is to identify genomic changes in the cancer cells that are driving cancer growth for the purpose of using targeted treatments. -
Blog PostMarch 16, 2016A call to action: Women in the biosciences
Ellen Matloff spoke recently at the Bioscience Career Forum at JAX Genomic Medicine. JAX Postdoctoral Associate Ellen Elliott reveals Matloff's recommendations for promoting women in science.
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