The University of Arizona College of Medicine ‒ Phoenix Student Publication
Clinical Trials and Research Applications
CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat)/Cas9 is a gene editing technique that utilizes a viral vector to insert segments of viral DNA to…
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Analyzing Tissue Heterogeneity
When presented with the opportunity to select a scholarly project, I knew that I wanted it to involve radiology. Knowing this, I immediately went…
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The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix recently celebrated its 10th anniversary and with its 7th Match Day around the corner, the…
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Science Fiction Turned Reality
A few years ago, the concept of nanoscience would have seemed so fictional that Steven Spielberg would have done an outstanding job curating it…
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The rising rate of obesity in the United States is a growing concern for American healthcare. The prevalence of obesity from 2011-2014 among U.S….
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An End to Biofilm Infections?
Every year, more than one million knee replacement surgeries are done in the United States, and approximately one to two percent of these procedures…
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“I can feel just about every finger—it’s a really weird sensation,” Mr. Copeland said a month after surgery. Mr. Copeland’s regained ability to feel…
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Somewhere in an undiscovered margin or appendix of our medical textbooks, we will find a sentence or two on a disease called vitiligo. In…
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When I was little, my concept of robots was deeply rooted in what I saw on TV: large hunks of metal roaming the streets, leaving…
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The history of organ transplant and stem cell research is rich in optimism, yielding promising results from in vitro and animal model studies that…
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