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Cloning pioneer Mark Westhusin of Texas A&M dies at 66 - Vimarsana News

Cloning pioneer Mark Westhusin of Texas A&M dies at 66

Mark Westhusin, a Texas A&M University researcher responsible for historic advancements in the field of animal cloning, died Tuesday at the age of 66.

New A&M research initiative provides cutting-edge cancer treatments - Vimarsana News

New A&M research initiative provides cutting-edge cancer treatments

It has been 20 months since Michelle Pozzi, Ph.D, of Texas A&M’s Biochemistry and Biophysics department was diagnosed with cancer. However, through a combination of radiation, cutting edge medicine and personal strength, her cancer is now inactive and she continues to teach. “I have ER [estrogen-receptor] positive breast cancer,” Pozzi said. “And, what made mine...

Texas A&M, University Of Colorado Research Collaboration Wins Federal Grant To Help Turn Off 'Breast Cancer Switch' - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M, University Of Colorado Research Collaboration Wins Federal Grant To Help Turn Off 'Breast Cancer Switch'

The five-year study aims to identify more effective treatments.

Source: tamu.edu
OPSC VAS 2024 Important Topics: Subject wise Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Key Topics to Effective Preparation - Vimarsana News

OPSC VAS 2024 Important Topics: Subject wise Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Key Topics to Effective Preparation

Want to succeed in the OPSC Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Exam? Check out these important topics for veterinary science and animal science. Boost your score!

A&M researchers use grant for Down Syndrome research - Vimarsana News

A&M researchers use grant for Down Syndrome research

People with Down syndrome often have to fear bone fractures because they are less likely to heal and can be fatal. Texas A&M researchers are working to lower that fatality