One of the wonders of cell biology is its symmetry. Mammalian cells have one nucleus and one cell membrane, and most humans have 23…
Using a targeted gene epigenome editing approach in the developing mouse brain, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers reversed one gene mutation that leads to the genetic…
On behalf of Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Office of Foundation Relations helps manage institutional relationships with a number of private foundations…
This article discusses the work of Barbara Slusher, co-director our Drug Discovery Development Core. A compound developed by Johns Hopkins researchers that blocks glutamine…
More disruptions of electrical “resetting” between heartbeats observed in people with HIV infections The following article profiles work directly supported by the ICTR. The success…
Technology that lets humans communicate with machines adapts well to role as medical detective. This article discusses the work of ICTR Researchers Dr. Masoud Rouhizadeh…
Face-jaw-teeth transplants are one of the most complicated surgeries due to differences between the donor and recipient. This month, the United States Patent and Trademark…
The research study discussed in this article was supported by funding from the ICTR. In a new study of seven people with Parkinson’s disease, Johns…
By Patrick Smith | Johns Hopkins Medicine The polio vaccine. Penicillin. Anesthesia. The most important breakthroughs in the history of medicine have something in common:…
In a study of older people with no clinical diagnosis or signs of dementia when hospitalized to repair hip fractures, Johns Hopkins researchers say they…
