Colonized: The human microbiome
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Thinking small in the face of climate change
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New discoveries towards understanding the genetic causes of the autism spectrum disorder
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LIST, a new tool for assessing mutations in human genes
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A potential link between Alzheimer’s disease and blood clotting
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A new drug promises to lower risks of asthma attack
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New study from the Zandstra Lab shows “elite clones” more likely to become stem cells
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Dissecting the techniques of studying the gut microbiota of the honey bee
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Tracing the events that turned a beneficial plant-associated bacterium into a pathogen
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New protein “switch” could be key to controlling blood-poisoning and preventing death
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UBC researchers uncover insights into the way enzymes evolve
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Uncovering the genetic ins and outs of diarrheal infection
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Breaking Down the Barriers: Can Lithium be the Answer for Future Antifungal Therapies?
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Developing a new analytical technique to assess the quality of blood without breaching the sterility of transfusion bags
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Signature for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder suggests changes in the cellular makeup of the brain
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Stopping enzymes in their tracks: The synthesis of a novel endo-xyloglucanase inhibitor
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Dr. Wilfred Jefferies and collaborators discovers cancer marker cell which could prevent cancer
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Discovery of new genes in root microbiome: harmful or helpful for plants?
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Blockade and ambush: Spruce trees launch a complex attack against their insect pests
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The BC Proteomics Network (BCPN): Collaboration and Research
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The Blueberries and the Bees
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UBC researchers find gene signature that predicts outcome after spinal cord injury
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Gut bacteria could provide key to making ‘universal’ blood type
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A pretty plant of summer produces a promising anti-diabetes compound
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Student Spotlight: James Baylis, PhD ’18
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Look! Down in the petri dish! It’s a superplatelet!
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New pheromone insight may help predict mountain pine beetle outbreaks
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An under-the-radar immune cell shows potential in fight against cancer
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Raman spectroscopy used to distinguish cell death and apoptotic stages in Chinese hamster ovary cells
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A repurposed drug could open door to more stem cell transplants
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Dr. Hieter and CSMB: ensuring a strong future for science and scientists
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Unravelling the mechanism behind Beta-Glucans metabolism by Bateroidetes
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Creature no larger than a grain of rice colours BC forests a deathly red
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How do your allergies develop?
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Single step emulsification for mammalian cell encapsulation in alginate beads using a simple stirred vessel
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Yes, getting dirty can act as a natural antidepressant—here’s why
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