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Scientists at the School of Medicine have identified a biological marker that may help predict overall survival of people with deadly brain tumors. The marker is made by noncancerous cells known as monocytes (pictured in brown).
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WUSTL biologist Ram Dixit’s lab has shown that a protein named after the katana, or samurai sword, plays a crucial role in patterning the “skeleton” inside plant cells. The work provides a clue to the long-standing mystery of how the cytoskeletons within both plant and animal cells become organized in function-specific patterns.
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WUSTL and Fudan University’s joint Executive MBA program in Shanghai moved up three spots to No. 6 in the Financial Times annual ranking of the world’s best EMBA programs.
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National child welfare experts Jack Tweedie (left) and L. Carol Scott visited the Brown School Oct. 18 to headline a Policy Forum discussion on the legislative landscape at the state level regarding child well-being. The Policy Forum is the Brown School’s signature effort to actively explore issues in social and health policy.
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Friday, Oct. 25
A series of events will be held across WUSTL for Parent and Family Weekend. Through Sunday, Oct. 27. Event details. Contact: (314) 935-5040 or firstyearcenter@wustl.edu.
Noon Saturday, Oct. 26
Keynote address, student talks and poster presentations. Free and open to the public. Event details. Lab Sciences Bldg., Room 300, and Olin Library Arc. research@artsci.wustl.edu.
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The STL PREP (Perception, Reality, Engagement and Partnership) orientation series will host a learning session for WUSTL faculty and staff Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the MySci Resource Center.
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OB-GYN helps families manage
high-risk pregnancies.
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