A sludgy substance seen on the ultrasound images of about 15 percent of pregnancies is in fact a bacterial biofilm in the amniotic fluid, according to the USC School of Dentistry’s resident expert on the slimy structures.
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Research Day 2008 is right around the corner. The event will take place on Wednesday February 13, 2008 in the Galen Center.
This year there will be bigger cash prizes and more award categories for the students.
For more information and to sign up, please contact Dennis Mangan, associate dean for innovation and discovery, at (213) 740-5735 or via email at dmangan@usc.edu. You may also contact Kathy Stolarz, program assistant, office of innovation and discovery, at (213) 740-4621 or via email at kstolarz@usc.edu.
Two years after an intensive intervention, stroke patients continue to reap benefits, study finds. [more]
Two USC researchers, including a School of Dentistry investigator, will delve further into the promises of stem cells with a grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. [more]