Greasing interferon’s gears may pave way to greater benefits, fewer side effects
Researchers modified the structure of a protein called Stat1, which relays signals from interferon at the cell surface to genes in the cell nucleus.
Sharing the game
Tim ParkerStaff members who were named Star Performers for their outstanding commitment to excellent patient care received tickets to a Cards game.
Less severe colds, milder flu may be on the horizon
School of Medicine researchers have uncovered how macrophages themselves keep from succumbing to infections.
Nanotechnology cancer center is formed via grant
A new center, headed by Samuel A. Wickline, will research and apply nanotechnology for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Obstetrics gynecology receives first training grant in reproductive sciences
An NIH grant will enable postdocs to train in basic & clinical research and focus on subjects such as miscarriage & endometriosis.
Fish in ponds benefit flowering plants
A team of researchers has shown a correlation between the presence of fish in ponds and well-pollinated St. John’s wort.
Lending a hand
Photo by David KilperStudents volunteered to help organizers prepare for the Missouri Botanical Garden’s annual Best of Missouri Market.
Singing for the South
Photo by Kevin Lowder”Sounds of the South,” a hurricane-relief benefit concert, was hosted by the School of Social Work’s student body Sept. 30.
An artist’s touch
Photo by David KilperT.L. Solien, who was recently in residence at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, works with Lisa Bulawsky and Tom Reed.
Trustees elect David P. Conner as new member
In other action, the trustees received a detailed report from Chancellor Wrighton on the status of numerous University matters and initiatives.
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