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Articles
Faculty Members Launch Wayne State
University Physician Group
Students Help Students
WSU Establishes Premier Nanobiotechnology Center in
Midwest
Improving Survival for Obese
Breast Cancer Patients
Distinguished Professor Honored by
American Hemophilia Foundation
Genetic Studies Underway for
Inherited Aneurysms
Scientific Computing Program
Offers Training in New Skill Sets
WSU
School of Medicine Graduates 228 New Doctors
Assistant Dean Leads International
Efforts for WSU School of Medicine
State Funding May Boost Perinatal
Research at WSU
New Chair of Radiology's Work Could
Reduce Need for Hysterectomies
Heart Attack Patients with Normal
ECGs Can Have Adverse Outcomes
Multiple Sclerosis Research
Focuses on Axons
Researcher Leads International
Health Efforts in West Africa
Dr. Gray to Lead Graduate Medical
Education Programs for WSU, DMC
New Urologist Offers Incontinence
Treatment
Ceremony Welcomes 256 New Medical
Students
Graduate Student Wins National
Award
African-American Physician Honored
for Her Career-Long Achievements
New Medical Students Learn to
Celebrate Differences and Understand Similarities
Anti-Tobacco Crusader and Movie
Star Visit WSU School of Medicine
Dr. Gallagher Recognized for Service as Academic
Senate President
WSU
Hosts Conference on African-American Health
Minority Research Day Honors
Graduate, Undergraduate Students
Program Offers Research
Opportunities to Local High School Students
$1 Million Pledged for Biomedical
Department
The Wayne State University School
of Medicine Welcomes the Class of 2005
New Graduate Students Welcomed
Training Researchers in Genomics
WSU's
Blaine White Elected to Prestigious Institute of Medicine |
Training Researchers in Genomics
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The
Michigan Center for Genomic Technologies is a Michigan Life Sciences
Corridor core facility.
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The Michigan
Center for Genomic Technologies at Wayne State University hosted the first
in a planned series of symposia dealing with the nuts and bolts of
genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. The first symposium focused on
DNA microarrays and hosted people from across the campus and the state. It
was jointly sponsored by Affymetrix Inc. and the Center for Molecular
Medicine and Genetics.
Wayne State’s
genomics center is a member of the Michigan Life Sciences Corridor’s Core
Technology Alliance along with the Van Andel Institute, Michigan State
University and the University of Michigan. According to Dr. Mark Hughes,
director of the center, part of the group’s mission to the scientific
community of Michigan is to “enable your science.” This series of
discussions is part of the process.
The next
symposium, planned for March 2002 will focus on “Bioinformatics and
Handling of Data.” For more information, call (313) 577- 0616.
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Honors
Rounds
Continuing Medical
Education
Women's Health Lecture Series
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