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The world’s preeminent scientists at Scripps Research package these traits with their endless curiosity on a quest to solve the challenges of modern human health.
You’re invited to join them on their journeys. Through the Front Row lecture series you’ll discover how scientists are mapping the secret complexity of tumors to help defeat aggressive cancers. You’ll learn how studying the machinery of brain cells may lead to new treatments for vision loss. And you’ll be intrigued by a novel strategy to prevent or even reverse the chronic inflammation that underlies diseases of the skin, intestines or joints.
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Decoding sugar messages to create new diagnostics and therapeutics
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Wednesday, April 19
1:00 p.m. PT/4:00 p.m. ET
Sugary molecules called glycans encapsulate our cells, serving as beacons to direct key biological activities, from tissue communication and growth to immune system activation. However, scientists have historically had limited ways to study glycans. In this Front Row lecture, Scripps Research associate professor Mia Huang will share the innovative tools her lab is using to decode the language of glycans. Her expertise in chemical biology is guiding the creation of new ways to diagnose or treat complex conditions, such as cancer and liver disease.
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All Previous Front Row lectures
Enjoy presentations from previous seasons of the Front Row Lecture Series.
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Decoding cellular communications to find new therapies for human diseases: Xiang-Lei Yang, PhD
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Transforming the face of research: Katie Baca-Motes, MBA, and Julia Moore Vogel, PhD, MBA
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