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Stowers Institute for Medical Research
At the Stowers Institute, great minds are at work seeking to understand the function and behavior of living organisms.
About Stowers Institute for Medical Research
The Stowers Institute for Medical Research is a non-profit, basic biomedical research organization dedicated to improving human health by studying the fundamental processes of life. Jim Stowers, founder of American Century Investments, and his wife, Virginia, opened the Institute in 2000. Since then, the Institute has spent over 900 million dollars in pursuit of its mission. Currently, the Institute is home to nearly 550 researchers and support personnel; over 20 independent research programs; and more than a dozen technology-development and core facilities. Our Mission To make a significant contribution to humanity through medical research by expanding our understanding of the secrets of life and by improving life’s quality through innovative approaches to the causes, treatment and prevention of diseases.
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Research & Knowledge
Stowers Institute for Medical Research partnered with Google DeepMind to build the AlphaGenome Atlas resource and map DNA patterns regulating biological processes.
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Partnerships
Stowers Institute for Medical Research partnered with Google DeepMind and the AI Initiative lead Julia Zeitlinger to use the AlphaGenome Atlas to study short DNA sequences controlling gene activity.
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Partnerships
Stowers Institute for Medical Research partners with Google DeepMind
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Research & Knowledge
Stowers Institute for Medical Research published a new editorial in the Journal of Histotechnology titled Histotechnology at the crossroads of innovation: why morphology is the foundation of New Approach Methodologies.
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Research & Knowledge
Stowers Institute for Medical Research presented individual gene expression colors highlighting the diversity and localization of cell types within a flatworm at the MicroscopyMonday event.
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