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cancer and diabetes researcher Leo Ferreira in his lab at Hollings Cancer Center

Tregs to the Rescue

New research shows how Tregs could transform care for type 1 diabetes and eventually cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Three people stand behind a blue ribbon with a huge pair of scissors. A woman stands behind a podium to the left of the trio.

Blue Sky Labs, incubation space for start-ups and early-stage companies focusing on life sciences and medical research, opens at MUSC.

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New research at Hollings shows how the Golgi body, an organelle within cells, could be a biomarker for T-cell tumor-fighting activity.

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Histones spooling DNA.Copyright OIST (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University. CC BY 4.0 License.

New Insights from Cell Soup

December 19, 2022

Medical University of South Carolina researchers show how DNA is packed away when it needs to be turned off.

Microorganisms live within and upon the human body. How they affect health is just beginning to be understood.

Microbiome's role in disease

August 30, 2018

Researchers are just beginning to understand how the microbiome can influence the health of its host.

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