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National 'All of Us' genetic research program visits UB - Vimarsana News

National 'All of Us' genetic research program visits UB

Called the All of Us Research Program, the project has enrolled and collected data on close to 800,000 people since 2017 in hopes of expanding and diversifying the amount of

When art and science collide, philosophy and ethics thrive - Vimarsana News

When art and science collide, philosophy and ethics thrive

The Coalesce BioArt Lab, one of only a few of its kind in the world, hosts courses in biological art, outreaches to the Buffalo community and supports multiple international residencies.

UB experts reviewing positive COVID samples for latest variant - Vimarsana News

UB experts reviewing positive COVID samples for latest variant

“So far, we have not see the Omicron variant in Erie County or Western New York,” no

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What you need to know about the delta variant in WNY - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about the delta variant in WNY

What you need to know about the delta variant in WNY and last updated 2021-07-30 18:18:46-04 BUFFALO, N.Y (WKBW) — The CDC announced last week that the delta variant now makes up more than 80 percent of all COVID-19 cases in the U.S. We asked the Co-Director of University at Buffalo’s Genome, Environment and Microbiome Community of Excellence, Jennifer Surtees, what Western New Yorkers need to know about the delta variant. How do you know if you have the delta variant? Is there a test to prove you have the delta variant? “The short answer is no. There is no test to specificall...

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New clues to pathogen's switch from yeast to hypha - Vimarsana News

New clues to pathogen's switch from yeast to hypha

How the fungus Candida albicans "shape-shifts" from single cells to thread-like filaments could offer ways to prevent dangerous infections.