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…undergo essential conformational changes necessary for spliceosome assembly. She is using chemical modification/interference experiments to determine how free U4 and free U6 snRNPs interact to form the U4/U6 di-snRNP. This…
KT Pathways is a free digital assessment and learning tool co-developed by MSFHR in partnership with academic and health system partners across BC, including BC-based health authorities, universities, research institutes,…
…workshop is free for investigators and research teams in BC attending in person and virtually. Handouts and training materials will be provided. In-person participation There are 30 seats available. Lunch…
…living five years from diagnosis. Drugs called PARP inhibitors improve survival but only in about half of patients. Small clinical trials have shown promising results using chemotherapy-free PARP inhibitor targeted…
The error-free duplication of a multicelled organism’s genetic material is critical to its survival. Even small changes in the genetic code during duplication can lead to diseases such as cancer….
…free radicals and antioxidants that normally protect the cells. Shih is examining the effectiveness of increasing antioxidants to prevent cellular damage, with a particular focus on glutathione, a potent antioxidant….
Plantiga’s mission is to democratize gait analytics. Plantiga has developed sensor insoles and an analytics platform to measure human movement in the real world. The company’s research focus is connecting…
…will be published in journals and presented at conferences. Workshops will be organized to teach on the methods of measuring, analyzing, and presenting work productivity loss. Useful Links www.thevolp.com…
…around how best to implement pharmacogenomic testing for major depression in BC. Pharmacogenomic Testing for Major Depression: A Simulation Model https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vImqmX2SKqc To provide your thoughts on the model described…
…lives of the 40,000 British Columbians living with a seizure disorder. More information on funded researchers and all of the BC Epilepsy Society’s programs and services is available at www.bcepilepsy.com….