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Research HighlightMarch 26, 2024CRISPR provides potential cardiomyopathy treatment
JAX researchers have developed a potential new treatment for dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), a sometimes fatal heart condition that affects as many as one in 200 adults worldwide. -
Research HighlightMay 21, 2021Unlocking our heart’s capacity to regenerate
Assistant Professor J. Travis Hinson, M.D., is using the latest cellular technologies to engineer human cells to investigate the molecular mechanisms preventing human heart regeneration. -
Press ReleaseFebruary 16, 2021International research team to explore immune therapy for heart disease
Nadia Rosenthal joins international team to study the immune system’s effects on the heart’s connective tissue. -
Research HighlightNovember 05, 2020Battle of the sexes: What does it mean for heart health?
New research reveals significant cellular differences between adult female and male mouse hearts.
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Blog PostFebruary 14, 2024Tips for developing evidence-based online education for clinicians
JAX Clinical Education empowers health care professionals to integrate genomics into their clinical practice by working with clinicians, hospitals, health systems, and training programs to develop education programs. -
Tech CornerMay 21, 2021Building realistic biological systems outside the human body
Learn how researchers use organoids to explore complex biological systems outside the human body. -
Press ReleaseJanuary 07, 2021Using the mouse model to fight against heart attacks
British Heart Foundation funds research aimed at supporting the lymphatic system to prevent heart failure. -
Press ReleaseNovember 13, 2019The heart of the matter: Genome editing for cardiovascular diseases
Human somatic cell genome editing is a promising treatment option for cardiovascular disorders, but concerns remain about the safety and efficacy of this therapeutic strategy.
