By Cristy Lytal From left, study authors Jiya Eerdeng, Ivon Garcia, Rong Lu, Charles Bramlett, Mary Vergel-Rodriguez, and Yeachan Lee (Photo by Bowen Wang) Why do ... Read More »
A study by the Keck School of Medicine of USC indicates that modulating the activity of a key immune receptor may prevent harmful hyper-inflammation in the immune system ... Read More »
One-week-old zebrafish with jaw cartilage in blue, tendons in magenta, and jaw muscles in white. (Image by Hung-Jhen (Olivia) Chen/Crump Lab) By Cristy Lytal A USC-led ... Read More »
By Cristy Lytal Human induced motor neurons. Motor neurons are green, and neurons are purple. (Image courtesy of the Ichida Lab) Each year in the ... Read More »
By Cristy Lytal DNA (Creative Commons image by Christoph Bock/Max Planck Institute for Informatics) A new study in Aging Cell describes how a key protein, called Signal Transducer ... Read More »
In a celebration postponed by COVID-19, Justin Ichida was recognized and honored as the inaugural John Douglas French Alzheimer’s Foundation Associate Professor of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative ... Read More »
By Cristy Lytal Kuo-Chang (Ted) Tseng from the Crump Lab and Michelle Hung from the Ichida Lab enjoy a beachside brainstorm. (Photo by Cristy Lytal) ... Read More »
By Cristy Lytal Justin Ichida (left) and Zhongwei Li (Photos by Chris Shinn and courtesy of Zhongwei Li) It’s hard to obtain research funding for safe ... Read More »
By Cristy Lytal Students in the teaching lab at USC's stem cell research center (Photo by Chris Shinn) To promote inclusive excellence in science, USC ... Read More »