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Search Results for “research labs”.

  • Lin Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    Our research goals are to expand the knowledge domain of programmed cell death and leverage it in treating acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and other hematological malignancies.

  • McCarthy Lab - Seattle Children's Research Institute

    The McCarthy Lab is focused on understanding epigenetic mechanisms regulating cell identity during development, and applying these discoveries to cell reprogramming with the goal of developing liver cell therapies for transplantation.

  • Miller Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    The mission of the Miller Lab is to reduce the burden of undiagnosed genetic diseases on patients and their families by improving the efficiency and effectiveness of genetic testing, and to better understand human genetic disease through the identification and characterization of novel disease-causing variation.

  • PITCH Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    Dr. Eric Coon's lab is dedicated to improving care for children hospitalized with common conditions. We study interventions that are in widespread, real-world use, but have not been evaluated by rigorous research methods. We endeavor to study these using pragmatic randomized trial designs whenever possible.

  • Li Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    Arousal control is not binary, but involves the complex orchestration of multiple neuromodulatory circuits. The Li Lab therefore aims to better understand the neurobiology of these circuits across broad spatiotemporal scales, integrating findings at the molecular, synaptic, circuit, physiological and behavioral levels.

  • Ramirez Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    The Ramirez Lab investigates brain functions in order to develop new ways to treat – and potentially cure – neurological disorders.

  • Yu Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    Dr. Kai Yu’s lab studies how craniofacial malformations occur, opening the door to new ways to diagnose, prevent and treat them.

  • Maves Lab - Seattle Children's Research Institute

    The Maves Lab investigates skeletal muscle and heart development, with the goal of making discoveries that lead to new treatments for muscular dystrophy and heart disorders using zebrafish as an animal model because of advantages for genetic manipulations, in vivo imaging, and drug screening.

  • InREACH Lab - Seattle Children's Research Institute

    Our lab's research seeks to eliminate the disproportionate burden of illness in childhood physical activity and nutrition outcomes among racial/ethnic minorities and socioeconomically disadvantaged populations through innovative behavioral interventions and policies in school and community settings.

  • Tang Lab, Seattle Children's Research Institute

    We study how early experiences influence later behavior and mental health. By combining AI, biology and neuroscience, we aim to understand how the...