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Research HighlightMarch 17, 2023Examining the role of TDP-43
Cat Lutz is on a group whose research examines TDP-43 and its effect on stathmin-2. -
Research HighlightMay 21, 2021Unlocking our heart’s capacity to regenerate
Assistant Professor J. Travis Hinson, M.D., is using the latest cellular technologies to engineer human cells to investigate the molecular mechanisms preventing human heart regeneration. -
Research HighlightMay 15, 2020Improving stem cell cultures with ESR
Human pluripotent stem cells have enormous potential as research tools and as a platform for creating new therapies for intractable medical conditions. -
Search MagazineAugust 09, 2019Unlocking the power of stem cells
Professor Martin Pera, Ph.D. combines his extraordinary expertise in human stem cell biology with powerful JAX resources in order to bring about breakthroughs in reproductive therapies and regenerative medicine.
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Tech CornerOctober 13, 2021The emergence of regenerative medicine
A conversation with Professor and Scientific Director, JAX Mammalian Genetics Nadia Rosenthal, Ph.D., F.Med.Sci., who has stepped aside as editor-in-chief of npj Regenerative Medicine, a journal she launched five years ago. -
Press ReleaseFebruary 16, 2021International research team to explore immune therapy for heart disease
Nadia Rosenthal joins international team to study the immune system’s effects on the heart’s connective tissue. -
Search MagazineOctober 11, 2019Sherlock Holmes of the inner ear
JAX scientist Vidhya Munnamalai investigates the complex puzzle of cochlear development in an effort to cure hearing loss. -
Research HighlightJanuary 04, 2018
The state of the science in culturing totipotent stem cells
A review in the journal Cell Stem Cells by two JAX scientists reports on the latest efforts to isolate and culture the elusive populations of stem cells that most closely resemble very early (two-cell stage) totipotent cells.