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Institute for Translational Genomics and Population Sciences Contributes to New Study Published in Nature Genetics
DNA Discovery Sheds Light on How Humans Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels After Meals and How the Process Goes Wrong in Type 2 Diabetes
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Lundquist Institute Investigators Co-Author Paper in JAMA on Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) Risk Prediction
DNA Discovery Sheds Light on How Humans Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels After Meals and How the Process Goes Wrong in Type 2 Diabetes
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Lundquist Institute Start-Up Vitalex Biosciences Awarded Grant from NIAID/NIH
Award is for the VX-01 monoclonal antibody (mAb) program targeting the debilitating indication of mucormycosis
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Lundquist Institute’s Dr. Eric Daar Lead Author in Paper in the Annals of Internal Medicine
The study showed that antibody combination provides strong protection against severe COVID-19 in large international trial. The trial enrolled non-hospitalized patients with early, mild to moderate…
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The Lundquist Institute Now Working on a Vaccine for the Urgent Fungal Threat of Candida Auris
CDC says Candida auris is spreading at an alarming rate throughout health care facilities in the U.S. and is resistant to several antifungal drugs
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2022 Lundquist Legends Scott Filler, MD, and Darrell Harrington, MD, Honored for Their Outstanding Career Achievements
Dr. Filler feted for his research on fungal infections and vaccines while Dr. Harrington celebrated for his work in internal medicine and treating venous thromboembolism (VTE)
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Lundquist Institute Investigator Dr. Eric Daar and Research Team Find That HIV Patients Benefit from Ingestible Sensor Technology on HIV Treatment
Findings Published in The Lancet Ebiomedicine Demonstratethe Positive Effect of State-of-the-Art Ingestible Sensor for HIV Therapeutics
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Lundquist Investigator Dr. Marc Swidergall’s Paper Published in Nature Communications
IL-23 receptor signaling prevents ferroptotic cell death via an unknown mechanism. 4HNE released by ferroptotic macrophages induces apoptosis, ferroptosis, necroptosis, and pyroptosis in adjacent cells.
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Lundquist Investigator Dr. Denise Al Alam Wins the ATS Assembly on Pediatrics Mid-Career Outstanding Contributions Award
ATS (American Thoracic Society) gives this award to a mid-career candidate who is recognized for achievements in research, mentorship, clinical care, education, advocacy, or scholarship.
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The Lundquist Institute (TLI) Receives Grant from the Johnny Carson Foundation to Support the Training of the Next Generation of COPD Researchers
Funding will be directed to TLI’s Institute of Respiratory Medicine and Exercise Physiology with a Research Focus on Diverse and Underserved Patient Populations
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