AUSTIN – Forty-five new research teams from across the University of Texas System have been awarded $100,000 seed grants each as part of a UT System initiative to jump-start multi-disciplinary and innovative research on the human brain.
Qian Y, Kachroo AH, Yellman CM, Marcotte EM, Johnson KA (2014). Yeast cells expressing the human mitochondrial DNA polymerase reveal correlations between polymerase fidelity and human disease progression. J Biol Chem. 289(9):5970-85 | PubMed
Summers RM, Seffernick JL, Quandt EM, Yu CL, Barrick JE, Subramanian MV (2013). Caffeine Junkie: an unprecedented GST-dependent oxygenase required for caffeine degradation by P. putida CBB5. J Bacteriol. | Epub ahead of print
April 4th, 2013 -Despite minor advancements, the ability to monitor and maintain our health remains largely dependent on the intervention of the medical community. Drawbacks are already apparent in low-income communities where medical staff and resources are stretched thin. In light …
The Freshman Research Initiative The integration of cutting-edge research with education both engages scientists and is critical to improving American competitiveness in science. The University of Texas at Austin has developed an innovative, groundbreaking, faculty-initiated program to tap the considerable …
BEVERLY, MA (March 14, 2013)—Enzymatics, Inc., (www.enzymatics.com) announced that, in collaboration with scientists from UT Austin (including Dr. Andrew Ellington) it has developed a portfolio of Room Temperature Stable Library Construction Kits for the Illumina sequencing platform and is developing …