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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

$600M Chan Zuckerberg 'Biohub' led by UCSF, UC Berkeley announced

UC San Francisco, UC Berkeley and Stanford
September 21, 2016

Two UCs and Stanford partner in a new research center focused on biotechnology and life sciences innovation.

UC Davis pregnant

A pregnant woman’s immune response could lead to brain disorders in her kids

UC Davis via The Conversation
August 18, 2016

New studies cast light on a process that may trigger autism, schizophrenia, and more.

UC ANR mosquito

UC leads Zika carrier research

UC ANR
August 18, 2016

Scientists aren't waiting for the first breakout to ready the state against disease.

UC Davis banana

Genome sequencing may help avert banana armageddon

UC Davis
August 12, 2016

A potential solution to a fungal disease that could wipe out the staple crop in less than a decade.

Capuchin monkey UCLA

15 national treasures and the UCLA scientists working to save them

UCLA
August 11, 2016

Experts from a variety of fields are developing new knowledge to help save these creatures.

UC Davis bulldog

English bulldog’s gene pool may be too small to heal the breed

UC Davis
July 29, 2016

Researchers find trouble lurking within the DNA of the iconic dog.

UCSF AIDS cure

Countdown to a cure: UCSF's effort to finally defeat AIDS

UC San Francisco
July 12, 2016

Spurred by three decades of momentum and fresh funding, new tactics aim at ending - not just treating - the disease.

Yi Xing breast cancer

Scientists find biomarkers that could drive better cancer survival estimates

UCLA
June 15, 2016

UCLA research may also help scientists suppress dangerous genetic sequences.

Researchers discovered that a variant of a gene called DRD2 could predispose people of Asian descent to crave certain types of food.

Some Asian Americans are predisposed to want more carbs

UCLA
June 7, 2016

UCLA research could point toward strategy for combating rapidly increasing obesity rate among those of Asian descent.

UCSF cirrhosis to healthy liver cells

Researchers convert cirrhosis-causing cells to healthy liver cells in mice

UC San Francisco
June 3, 2016

New approach led by UCSF that repairs liver from within may be more efficient than cell transplants.

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