Common Nanoparticle has Subtle Effects on Oxidative Stress Genes
A nanoparticle commonly used in food and other products can have subtle effects on the activity of genes expressing enzymes that address oxidative stress inside two types of cells.
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Exosomes on the Lymphatic Fast Track
Dixon-Vannberg research supported by Petit Institute Interdisciplinary Seed Grant
The Unseen Victims of the BP Oil Spill
Joel Kostka continue to study the largest accidental oil spill in U.S. history.
Dynamic Model Helps Understand Healthy Lakes to Heal Sick Ones
A dynamic model for microbial populations in healthy lakes could help scientists understand what’s wrong with sick lakes.
Crab Shell Signaling Helps Control the Many Faces of Cholera, Study Shows
A new study shows the diversity and resourcefulness of Vibrio cholerae, the organism behind the disease cholera.
Lachance Lab receives NIH funding to study the genetics of prostate cancer in African men
Lachance Lab receives NIH funding to study the genetics of prostate cancer in African men
Bacterial Biofilms in Hospital Water Pipes May Show Pathogenic Properties
Researchers have described microbial communities found in shower hoses at a major U.S. hospital.
Matt Torres Awarded $1.2M Grant from the National Institutes of Health for Investigating Novel Protein Mechanism Involved in Hormone Signaling
The Torres lab has been awarded a four year, $1.2 million grant by the National Institutes of General Medical Sciences
Metabolic Profiles Distinguish Early Stage Ovarian Cancer with Unprecedented Accuracy
A new study has produced a set of biomarkers that may enable development of an accurate ovarian cancer screening test.
First of its Kind
Georgia Tech researchers develop portable pattern recognition pipeline