IIP Symposium, August 2012 - Protection of Mitochondrial Functions in Neurons from Patients with Huntington's Disease
Xin Qi, Physiology and Biophysics
Protection of Mitochondrial Functions in Neurons from Patients with Huntington's Disease
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Xin Qi, Physiology and Biophysics
Protection of Mitochondrial Functions in Neurons from Patients with Huntington's Disease
Magali Fontaine, Pathology
Novel Silk Scaffolds for Pancreatic Islet Encapsulation
Robert Byer, Applied Physics
Rapid Laser-based Diagnostic Tool for Pulmonary Tuberculosis
James Harris, Electrical Engineering
A Compact Optical Sensor for Parallel Analysis of Blood Components
Edward Graves, Radiation Oncology
Imaging the Ovarian Cancer-Associated Protein AXL to Stage Disease and Monitor Therapy
Manish Butte, Pediatrics
Examining the Threshold of T Cell Memory by AFM-Based Receptor Mapping
Alexander Dunn, Chemical Engineering
Novel Molecular Force Probes to Investigate the Mechanism of Touch Sensation
Mihalis Kariolis, Bioengineering
Engineering receptor based antagonists of the Gas6/Axl system for therapeutic applications
One‐minute introduction by fellows and introduction of new Bio‐X and Bio‐X SIGF Fellows
by Dr. Carla Shatz
Jennifer Brady, Microbiology & Immunology
Mechanisms of Nuclear Reprogramming Elucidated by Heterokaryon RNA Sequencing
Jack Wang, Neurobiology
Local Axonal Protection by WldS as Revealed by Conditional Regulation of Protein Stability
February 2008 Interdisciplinary Initiatives Seed Grant Symposium Closing Comments
2013 Interdisciplinary Initiatives Seed Grant Symposium Introduction
2013 Bio-X Fellows Introductions
Viral and Molecular Tools to Constrain Gene Delivery in the Brain
Using Robotics to Understand How the Brain Coordinates Motion