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01/31/2023
Four Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Layers of cells, starting with green, red and blue representing the retina of a mouse.
01/26/2023
Researchers Unravel Why Episodes of Low Blood Sugar Worsen Eye Disease in People with Diabetes
Utilization of the injectable nanofiber-hydrogel composite loaded with stem cells to treat perianal fistulas. Photo Courtesy of Florin Selaru
01/25/2023
Nanofiber-Hydrogel Loaded with Stem Cells Shows Success Treating Severe Complication of Crohn’s Disease
SARS_COV2 Mutations
01/12/2023
Key Change in Genetics of SARS-CoV-2 Evolved to Counter Weakness Caused by the Virus’ Initial Mutation that Enabled Its Spread
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01/10/2023
The Nose Knows: Study Suggests It May Be Wise to Screen For Smell Loss to Predict Frailty and Unhealthy Aging
Portrait of man with hands on temple
12/22/2022
When Grandpa Can’t Hear Words at a Noisy Holiday Gathering, Too Many Brain Cells May Be Firing at Once, Say Researchers
A hypothetical model of EHMT1 (blue; PDB 7T7M) methylating the H3K23 position on histone H3 (red; PDB 7AT8). Image credit: David Horsey, Johns Hopkins Medicine.
12/22/2022
Found! Lost Puzzle Piece Involved in Gene Regulation Revealed in Search That Began in Water-Loving, One-Celled Organism
cell mutations
12/12/2022
New Computer Model Tracks Origin of Cell Changes That Drive Development
amoeba on black background
12/08/2022
How Does a Cell Move? ‘Pull the Plug’ on the Electrical Charge on the Inner Side of Its Membrane, Say Scientists
Human gastroesophageal junction-derived organoid
12/01/2022
Johns Hopkins Researchers Generate Lab-Grown Human Tissue Model for Food Tube Cancer