Cell Talk

Researchers at Illinois led by Claudio Grosman, professor of molecular and integrative physiology have painstakingly mapped the interior of a key component of the relay system that allows the neurotransmitter acetylcholine to get its message across. 

Novel toxin receptor discovered for ulcer-causing stomach pathogen

Associate Professor Steven Blanke and his team have identified the receptor for a toxin produced by ulcer-causing bacteria.

Schuler Solves DDT Insecticide Resistance

CDB professor Mary Schuler and her team discovered an enzyme that metabolizes DDT in malarial mosquitoes.

Team discovers new inhibitors of estrogen-dependent breast cancer cells

Biochemistry professor David Shapiro led his team to discover compounds that inhibit estrogen-dependent breast cancer cells.

ATP Binding

Biochemist Emad Tajkorshid has created the first-ever simulation of a molecule binding to a protein.

Feng in Chicago Tribune

MIP professor Albert Feng and his team have discovered how a frog can selectively listen for its mate's calls.

Kranz Stops Staph Toxin

Biochemistry professor David Kranz and his team have developed a treatment for antiobiotic resistant staph bacteria.

Metcalf Fights Malaria

Microbiology professor William Metcalf and his team have developed a way to mass-produce an antimalarial compound.

Robinson, Clayton Review Published

Professors Gene Robinson and David Clayton review the link between genes and behavior in the latest issue of Science.

Prasanth Published in Science

Assistant Professor of CDB Supriya Prasanth coauthored a paper detailing the novel role of an important cell division protein.