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Texas A&M Researchers Identify Cellular Pathway That May Help Cancer Survive Treatment
A new study from Texas A&M University identifies a cellular stress-protection system involving the URM1 pathway that may allow some cancer cells to withstand chemotherapy.
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EPA registers citrus greening treatment developed by Texas A&M researchers
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Texas A&M Study Identifies New Genetic Pathway in Down Syndrome Immune Dysfunction
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City explains portable traffic counters are not license plate readers
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CSISD board to weigh $25.39 million GMP for new Central Office
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West Texas A&M enrollment drops 4% for fall term
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Texas A&M wins Fast Company award for AI dementia detection tool
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CSISD sets Sept. 15 public meeting on budget and proposed tax rate
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Texas A&M study maps ketamine's brain activity patterns in older adults
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