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To fight diseases of aging, scientist makes aging itself the target

Dr. Ming Guo wants to help “create a higher quality of life over a healthy life span.”

United statesRobert damoiseauxAming guoElizabeth videlockJonathan wanagatGeffen school of medicineMarc roseboro california nanosystems instituteDavid geffen school of medicineNational institute onOffice of the viceChan zuckerberg initiativeFielding school of public healthNoble family innovation fundTechnology development groupCalifornia nanosystems instituteSamueli school of engineering

Researchers show protein controls process that goes awry in Parkinson's disease – TodayHeadline

TodayHeadline Researchers show protein controls process that goes awry in Parkinson's disease –

Robert harveyRaymond liuAming guoBruce hayJina yunCraig blackstoneDavid chanChuan yangNature communicationsUniversity of sunshine coastDavid geffen school of medicineNational institutes of healthHarvard medical schoolCalifornia nanosystems instituteNational institutesNature communicationsfound

Rigidifying cancer cells for better immunotherapy

T cell (green) destroys a rigidified cancer cell (purple). © Kewen Lei and Li Tang / 2021 EPFL and MyScimage EPFL scientists have found that

Selman sakarGeorg fantnerLi tangArmand kurumAlain herzogAming guoSchool of engineeringLaboratory of biomaterialsKewen leiNature biomedicalOptics platformFlow cytometry core facility

Solid, liquid, or gas? Technique quickly identifies physical state of tissues and tumors

As an organism grows, the feel of it changes too. In the initial stages, an embryo takes on an almost fluid-like state that allows its cells to divide

Adrian pegoraroHaiqian yangEmilyv wadeYulong hanAming guoRohan abeyaratneWenhui tangProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational institutes of healthDapeng bi of northeastern universityUniversity of ottawaNational academyNational institutes

Solid, liquid, or gas? Technique quickly identifies physical state of tissues and tumors

As an organism grows, the feel of it changes too. In the initial stages, an embryo takes on an almost fluid-like state that allows its cells to divide and

Adrian pegoraroHaiqian yangEmilyv wadeYulong hanAming guoRohan abeyaratneWenhui tangProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational institutes of healthDapeng bi of northeastern universityUniversity of ottawaNational academyNational institutes

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