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People - CCIS - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Center For Clinical Immunology At Stanford. Weiland Family Fellowship Postdoctoral Fellows. High School Summer Science Interns. C Garrison Fathman, MD. Edgar Engleman, MD. David F. Fiorentino, M.D., Ph.D. Stephen J. Galli, MD. Mark Genovese, MD. Alan Krensky, MD. Ronald Levy, MD. Elizabeth Mellins, MD. Hugh McDevitt, MD. Robert S. Negrin. Judith Shizuru, MD, PhD. Carol Saal, (Volunteer). Samuel Strober, MD. PJ Utz, MD. Eliza F. Chakravarty, M.D. Janice (Wes) Brown, M.D. Mark Genovese, MD. How you can help.
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CCIS: Center for Clinical Immunology - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Center For Clinical Immunology At Stanford. An Overview of theCenter for Clinical Immunology. The Center for Clinical Immunology at Stanford (CCIS) unites investigators from throughout the world of medicine and within the University at large bringing discoveries in basic science to bear on the most difficult illnesses known to mankind. These are the diseases which disable our immune system's ability to defend us. The initial problems in organ transplantation were technical and largely associated with the...
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CCIS/ITI Summer Intern Program - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Center For Clinical Immunology At Stanford. 2007 CCIS/ITI Summer Interns. We are pleased to announce the final. List of students who have been accepted into the 2007 CCIS/ITI Summer Research Program, now under the auspices of the Institute for Immunology, Transplantation and Infection ( ITI. Interns, click here. For important documents and information. De Souza, Alysha. Yu, Chung Yao. Navigation for This Section: CCIS:. Center for clinical Immunology at Stanford. Pediatrician or pediatric specialist.
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Resources - Down Syndrome Research Center - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Research Center –. Down Syndrome Web Portal. General information on Down syndrome. Adults with Down syndrome. Language and speech development. Disclaimer: The information provided is intended to be informative and educational and is not a replacement for professional medical evaluation, advice, diagnosis or treatment by a healthcare professional. Raquo; Down Syndrome Research Center. Navigation for This Section:. Down Syndrome Research Center. News and Views archives. Pediatrician or pediatric specialist.
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Support Our Research - Down Syndrome Research Center - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Research Center –. Thank you for your support! Philanthropy is the keystone upon which efforts to advance Down syndrome research will turn. In the current research environment, individual philanthropy plays the critical role in advancing innovative projects to a stage where further development may be supported by sources such as the National Institutes of Health. Donations can be made online through Medical Center Development at Stanford University School of Medicine by following this donation link.
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About Us - Affiliated Faculty - Down Syndrome Research Center - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Research Center –. About us: affiliated faculty. Co-directors Dr. Craig Garner, PhD, and Dr. Craig Heller, PhD, lead the Stanford Center for Down Syndrome Research in a new and expanded collaborative effort between researchers and clinicians who study Down syndrome and related disorders. The primary goals of the Stanford Center for Down Syndrome Research are:. Develop pharmaceutical and behavioral therapies for individuals with neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative deficits. Please scroll down to lear...
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News & Views Archives - Down Syndrome Research Center - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Research Center –. News and Views Archives. Down syndrome and autism- a dual diagnosis. Issue No. 11, 2008. Down syndrome and epilepsy. Issue No. 10, 2008. Pharmacotherapy improves cognitive performance in a Down syndrome mouse model. Issue No. 9, 2007. News from our collaborator Dr. Jacobs at UC Berkeley. Issue No. 8, 2006. An extra copy of the. Gene causes degeneration of brain cells in a Down syndrome mouse model. Issue No. 7, 2006. Piracetam and Down syndrome. Issue No. 6, 2006. Issue No. 5, 2005.
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Tracker - Goodman Lab - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Goodman Lab –. In The Department of Molecular. We've a developed a custom worm tracker in Matlab for concurrently tracking multiple worms. Matlab with the image acquisition toolbox is required to run the tracker. For further information see the Readme file. Zip file - 353kB). Here's an example of the tracker in action (blue crosses mark the centroids of tracked worms, red lines indicate live tracks):. Raquo; Molecular and Cellular Physiology. Raquo; Goodman Lab. Navigation for This Section:.
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Donations - Cardinal Free Clinic - Stanford University School of Medicine
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