It was the first major scientific conference at the institute since the pandemic began, and so researchers relished the opportunity to share recent work and reconnect.
The protein called p32 might provide a potential target for drugs that keep HIV dormant and harmless. It was discovered by Susana Valente, Ph.D.
Joe G.N. “Skip” Garcia, M.D., a member of the National Academy of Medicine, has been named associate VP for research at UF Health. He will be based at UF Scripps in Jupiter, Florida.
Two scientists at UF Scripps have been recognized with "Invention of the Year" awards from UF Innovate. Read about their inventions.
The nation’s medicine chest needs more options for treating dangerous viral diseases. UF Scripps scientists will receive an estimated $15 million to join in a massive federal effort to develop new medicines against COVID and other viruses.
The scientists have devised a way to lock HIV in its dormant stage. Now they want to throw away the key.
Study reveals how T cells in the small intestine respond to bile acids, offering localized treatment direction for a cause of chronic illness.
Subramaniam shows that the mutated huntingtin protein slows brain cells’ protein-building machines, called ribosomes.
Mutations to SARS-CoV-2 in mid 2020 made the virus' spike proteins more stable, improving its ability to infect cells.
Inhibiting the key gene involved in cancer drug resistance could dull the anti-cancer immune response by inhibiting a type of T lymphocytes, a study from Sundrud lab finds.
