Translating carotid body function into clinical medicine

pharmacogenetics, the promise of translating personalized medicine into clinical pediatrics

TranslaTing research inTo operaTional Medicine

B o r d e n I n s t I t u t e For more than 25 years, the Military operational Medicine research Program (MoMrP) has been a world leader in the study of blast-related injury. this research has produced insights, data, and predictive models that set standards for human exposure, guide the design of protective systems, and allow quick responses to the questions generated in a rapidly changing bat...

Translating our microbiome into medicine.

e live in amicrobialworld.We are surrounded provides an inventory of the complete genetic potential by and in contact with microbes that support W many natural and managed processes, from carbon capture by microalgae to support marine food webs, to the fermentations that produce beverages and foods thatwe consume and enjoy.Nor is our body a sterile environment, either inside or out. While it ha...

Computational medicine: translating models to clinical care.

Because of the inherent complexity of coupled nonlinear biological systems, the development of computational models is necessary for achieving a quantitative understanding of their structure and function in health and disease. Statistical learning is applied to high-dimensional biomolecular data to create models that describe relationships between molecules and networks. Multiscale modeling lin...

Translating uveal melanoma cytogenetics into clinical care.

OBJECTIVE To report our experience in translating uveal melanoma cytogenetics to routine clinical practice. METHODS In 1998, we confirmed that monosomy 3 in uveal melanomas correlates with mortality. In 1999, we started offering all patients treated by enucleation or local resection the possibility of monosomy 3 testing, using fluorescence in situ hybridization. In 2006, we started analyzing ...