Evolution in Action
In 2015, evolution is considered an older discovery, and perhaps seems dusty to a generation piqued by CRISPR gene editing...
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The breast, or mammary gland, is a unique organ: it’s the only one that develops predominantly after birth – during...
Throwback Thursday: Women across UCSF History
On this day in 1987, Dr. Dorothy Ford Bainton became the UCSF School of Medicine's first woman chair of the...
Journal Club: Cancer Biology, Biochemistry & Cancer Biology, Infectious Disease and Immunology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Cancer Biology, Biochemistry & Cancer Biology, Infectious Disease, and Immunology.
Synapse: May 24, 1990
The Synapse issue that came out 25 years captured an exciting time in UCSF history. The front page was crowded...
Biomedical Science is Awesome
As I sit at my lab bench, bent over an ice bucket cluttered with FACS tubes, trying to make some...
Journal Club: Physiology, Developmental & Evolutionary Biology, Immunology and Microbiology
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Physiology, Developmental & Evolutionary Biology, Immunology, and Microbiology.
Tomorrowland is Around the Corner
Fabulous innovation is all around us. A typical day in 2015 would be so fundamentally unrecognizable to someone in 2000...
Synapse: May 8, 1975
Four decades ago, the Synapse front page captured the discontent that would lead to this cap, which was just one...
Humans of UCSF: Ava Arshadi
“36 years ago, my family escaped Iran in the midst of a revolution that increasingly deprived followers of their religion...
Journal Club: Structural Biology, Genetics & Autoimmunity, Cancer Biology, and Neuroscience
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Structural Biology, Genetics & Autoimmunity, Cancer Biology, and Neuroscience.
The Science of Wine
I don’t know all the science behind winemaking. But my favorite Sonoma winemaker, ex-professor of particle physics Dr. Chris Loxton...
Synapse: May 4, 1960
A half century ago, more than 95 percent of doctors were men and more than 95 percent of nurses were...
Synapse: April 17, 1980
Today, emergency medicine (EM) seems a solidly entrenched and respectable medical specialty. Compared to many specialties, however, it is a...
Journal Club: Developmental Biology, Stem Cell Biology, Cancer Biology, and Biophysics
Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Developmental Biology, Stem Cell Biology, Cancer Biology, and Biophysics.