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Courtesy of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine. Ill. Mattias Karlén.

Taming The Immune System: The Nobel-Winning Story of Regulatory T Cells

The immune system faces a paradox: it must recognize dangerous invaders while carefully sparing the body it protects. This is not an enviable job.
December 9, 2025
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The Science of Food: The Safe GMO and the Un-boiled Egg

February 3, 2015
Hanna Starobinets
Humans have been developing genetically-modified organisms for millennia through the process of artificial selection—human-directed selective breeding—of plants and animals for...
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SmartDerm Wants to Stop Bedsores Before They Start

February 3, 2015
Yarrow Madrona
Michael Hemati and Sachin Rangarajan, cofounders of SmartDerm, operate their medical device startup company from the Mission Bay QB3 garage...
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Journal Club: Immunology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, and Neuroscience

February 2, 2015
Taylor LaFlam
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Immunology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, and Neuroscience.
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Targeting Telomeres, Reusable Rockets

January 20, 2015
Hanna Starobinets
If you break an aglet—the plastic cap on the end of your shoelace—the lace will fray. Then it’ll rip. Soon...
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Journal Club: Neuroscience, Immunology, and Developmental Biology

January 20, 2015
Taylor LaFlam
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Neuroscience, Immunology, and Developmental Biology.
Science

Scientists Seek to Engineer Microbes to Make Simple Chemicals

January 9, 2015
Yarrow Madrona
In a lab in Emeryville not much bigger than a garage, three scientists are trying to show there is a...
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Antibacterial Fat, DIY Pancreas

January 6, 2015
Hanna Starobinets
Happy New Year! Isn’t it great that while we were all on vacation, enjoying the holidays with our friends and...
Science

Journal Club: Physiology, Cell Engineering, Biochemistry, Autoimmunity & Stem Cell Biology

January 6, 2015
Taylor LaFlam
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Physiology, Cell Engineering, Biochemistry, Autoimmunity & Stem Cell Biology.
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Vaccine Outreach

December 21, 2014
Hanna Starobinets
This is an extra web-only edition of my column between print issues while Synapse is on holiday break. As such...
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