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Revolutionizing cancer treatment through programmable bacteria
To control the growth rate, the bacterium’s genes will be altered to regulate its population and oscillate around a specific setpoint
Study finds most Americans strongly support vaccination requirements for K-12 students
Vaccine mandates for school-age individuals are especially effective, because this age group has fewer preventive visits
The great “unwinding” of Medicaid
Research explores various Medicaid policy changes and what they mean for future policy research and practice.
Utilizing omega-6 fatty acids to mitigate early embryonic loss in beef cattle
Reproductive failure is a key factor limiting cow-calf productivity, and pregnancy loss has been recognized as one of the main reproductive challenges in cattle
Physicists play key role in milestone moment toward development of a nuclear clock
The countdown has started to develop of a new generation of timepieces capable of shattering records
Genome-sequencing project reveals secrets about cat evolution
Researchers gain new insights into the genetic differences that make each type unique
Texas A&M AgriLife researcher receives $4 million grant to study feeding intolerance in preterm infants
A novel method developed by Chapkin Lab enables researchers to assess the intestinal physiology of a baby.
Inflammatory reactions and the autoimmune connection
Inflammatory disorders are characterized by an imbalance of immune cells and increased production of pro-inflammatory cytokines
Making communities energy resilient
This project will develop an innovative community-based energy resilience plan