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What’s in a Sperm? Research Suggests, Stress, Diet, and Small RNAs

Pew Scholar Studies Small RNAs in Sperm
Colin Conine, PhD, a 2021 Pew Scholar, studies small RNAs in sperm to understand how they influence traits of the offspring they produce.
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Snapshot Science: How Did Researchers Resolve Adverse Symptoms that Emerged with AAV-based RNA Interference Strategies for Ataxia Therapy?

Published on Oct 18, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Researchers Resolve Symptoms that Emerged with AAV-based RNAi for SCA1 Raymond G. Perelman Center for Cellular and Molecular Therapeutics team highlights that extended safety testing of AAV-based RNAi strategies is critical.

In the News: Podcasts, Vaccinations, Golf Cart Injuries, COVID-19, NIH Funding

Published on Oct 15, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
In the News This week’s news roundup includes a podcast with the CSO, new studies regarding COVID-19 effects, golf cart injuries, and new NIH funding.

Study Investigates Eliminating Monitor Overuse in Hospitals

Published on Oct 13, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Study Investigates Eliminating Monitor Overuse in Hospitals Chris Bonafide, MD, MSCE, to lead first-of-its-kind deimplementation trial investigating the elimination of monitor overuse in hospitals.

Faculty Spotlight: Transform Precision Medicine With Sarah Henrickson, MD, PhD

Published on Oct 12, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Transform Precision Medicine With Sarah Henrickson, MD, PhD Our October Faculty Spotlight, Dr. Sarah Henrickson, is fascinated by the common threads between common inflammatory diseases.

Seeking Independence: Improving Youth Involvement in Their Care

Published on Oct 7, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Seeking Independence: Improving Youth Involvement in Their Care A new grant will allow CHOP researchers to evaluate adolescents’ involvement in care for their chronic illness.

Snapshot Science: Which Bacteria are Responsible for Early-onset Sepsis in Very Preterm Babies?

Published on Oct 5, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Most Common Bacteria Identified in Very Preterm Babies With Sepsis CHOP researchers identify the bacterial pathogens most responsible for early-onset sepsis in very preterm infants.

In the News: Aplastic Anemia, Boricua Mutation, Oligodendroglioma, cWGS Infants

Published on Oct 1, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
In the News This week’s roundup features new partnerships, novel findings, and exciting approaches to diagnosing rare conditions.

Depression on the Rise in Adolescents During COVID-19 Pandemic

Published on Sep 28, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Depression on the Rise in Adolescents During COVID-19 Pandemic CHOP researchers found depression and suicidality increased among adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic.

MC² Program Energizes Research Between Mitochondrial Disease and Pediatric Cancer

Published on Sep 22, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
MC² Program Energizes Research Between Mitochondrial Disease and Pediatric Cancer Marni Falk, MD, and Adam Resnick, PhD, to lead the Mitochondria and Cancer Connections (MC²) Research Program, a new CHOP research initiative.

Building Resiliency: COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effect on the Postdoctoral Community

Published on Sep 21, 2021 in Cornerstone Blog
Building Resiliency: COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effect on the Postdoctoral Community Celebrate National Postdoc Appreciation Week with this guest blog from the CHOP Postdoctoral Alliance.
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