Scientists find a protein that prevents weight gain
New research shows that elevated levels of sarcolipin, a protein found in skeletal muscle, can help prevent diet-induced weight gain. Scientists believe the discovery may provide a new to approach...
View ArticleSanford-Burnham researchers identify a new target for treating drug-resistant...
Research that identifies new targets to treat drug resistant melanoma may improve patient outcomes.
View ArticleNovel model for cardiomyopathy paves the way for new therapies
A new fruit fly model for cardiomyopathy may lead to much needed treatments for the deadly heart condition that results in abnormal heart function.
View ArticlePotential drug targets could improve treatment of vascular disease in...
Researchers find that s receptor called LRP6 inhibits diet-induced hardening of the arteries, and seek drugs that can mimic its actions.
View ArticleSBP Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences receives WASC accreditation
SBP's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences has received WASC accreditation, recognizing excellence in academic and technical training in the fields of biology, chemistry, bioinformatics, and...
View ArticleResearchers find new method to halt the advance of liver cancer
Liver cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. New research indicates that blocking the activity of the lymphotoxin-beta receptor may improve the outcome of for patients...
View ArticleScientists solve structure of important protein for tumor growth
In a collaborative study between SBP and the Argonne National Laboratory, scientists have used a highly specialized X-ray crystallography technique to solve the protein structure of hypoxia-inducible...
View ArticlePathway that controls cancer cell proliferation discovered
Study reveals new drug targets to selectively inhibit a key event in tumor-cell progression.
View Article10 years of studying the metabolism, nutrition, and human energy—what have we...
What have scientists learned about the metabolism in the past decade?
View ArticleSBP surfers rule!
Did you know that SBP has a surfing team? Not only do we have a team, but we have a winning team! Last weekend, Carl Ware, full-time immunologist and part-time surfer, led the SBP team to victory in...
View ArticleExplaining your science
Come learn to effectively explain your research to non-scientists.
View ArticleThe Mayor of San Diego visits SBP in La Jolla
Mayor Kevin Faulconer visits Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute.
View ArticleSBP’s Graduate School is now accepting applications for fall 2016
SBP’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences is now accepting applications for fall 2016 admission.
View ArticleFinding a Cure through Immunity Checks and Balances
Dr. Carl Ware gave a presentation to the G-12 community group that explained how we can harness the immune system to fight cancer and treat autoimmune diseases.
View ArticlePedal the Cause: Team SBP pedals for Luke
Luke Sybert is a cancer patient at Rady Children's Hospital. Team SBP is riding for Luke in the 2015 Pedal the Cause event.
View ArticleMeet the “drug hunter”
Al-Hajj’s goal is to establish a reason to believe our scientific discoveries merit investment in the expensive process of drug discovery.
View ArticleNew STRIVE Awards Announced
“The STRIVE award is providing funds that allow us to accelerate the testing of a new hypothesis that connects the microbiome, epigenetics, and colorectal cancer.” --Alex Strongin, Ph.D. professor in...
View ArticleA day in the life of a cancer researcher
Petrus De Jong, M.D., Ph.D. is a cancer researcher at SBP in the lab of Dr. Garth Powis.
View ArticleThe Collaboration 4 Cure Alzheimer’s research awards announced at SBP
On October 28, Mayor Kevin Faulconer, County Supervisor Diane Jacob, San Diego philanthropist Darlene Shiley, and Mary Ball, president and CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association San Diego, came to SBP to...
View ArticleLeading cardiometabolic researcher to join SBP
Leading cardiometabolic researcher to join SBP.
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