Research Archive — Page 18 of 134
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April 4, 2025
Study details genetic architecture of congenital diarrheal disorders in infants
The findings represent a significant advance toward development of more effective, targeted therapies for congenital diarrhea and enteropathies -
April 2, 2025
New gene discoveries target uterine fibroids
The research is another step toward development of targeted therapies aimed at reducing the incidence and medical burden of this common condition. -
April 1, 2025
Integrative approach reveals key inflammatory drivers of severe obesity
Severe obesity — a condition of being 100 pounds or more overweight — has doubled in the United States over the past two decades to 9.2%, with the greatest increases among women and Latino populations. -
April 1, 2025
Castiglione lab discovers horses run faster by ignoring an ancient mutation that says ‘stop’
How did horses overcome this challenge? The answer seems to be by using a genetic trick previously thought to occur only in viruses. -
March 27, 2025
Six Vanderbilt faculty elected fellows of international scientific society
One of the world’s largest multidisciplinary scientific societies, the AAAS also publishes the Science family of journals. -
March 25, 2025
C. diff uses toxic compound to fuel growth advantage
The findings of a new research study increase understanding of the molecular drivers of C. diff infection and point to novel therapeutic strategies aimed at a pathogen that causes about half a million infections in the U.S. each year. -
March 19, 2025
R. Daniel Beauchamp’s legacy shines at research symposium spotlighting investigations
Beauchamp Research Day honors his legacy and celebrates the achievements of others he inspired, collaborated with or advised.