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- Momentum, June 15, 2023

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Rotavirus protein NSP4 manipulates gastrointestinal disease severity -
FluMist: Who is the nasal spray best for? -
New technology uncovers mechanism affecting generation of new COVID variants -
First step to untangle DNA: supercoiled DNA captures gyrase like a lasso ropes cattle -
²ÝÁñÉçÇøÈë¿Ú wins the 2024 STAT Madness Science Competition -
Why you should feed both a cold and a fever -
A new mechanism by which rotavirus makes you sick -
Human mini guts reveal new insights to Cronkhite-Canada syndrome -
BCM, TCH Center for Vaccine Development honored -
What you need to know about COVID, flu and RSV vaccines -
Drug decelerates bacterial race to antibiotic resistance -
How a mutation in the SKD3 enzyme can cause MGCA7 disease -
Protein Beclin-1 is a major player in uterine remodeling and the establishment of pregnancy -
Human norovirus GII.4 exploits unexpected entry mechanism to cause gastroenteritis -
Baylor researcher elected 2022 AAAS Fellow -
Gut microbiome and its products promote endometriosis in animal model -
A promising drug delivery method could replace injections with pills -
Clinical trial begins evaluating second COVID-19 booster in adults -
Model of the human nose shows SARS-CoV-2 and RSV infection -
AMA awards Dr. Peter Hotez with Scientific Achievement Award -
Baylor researchers elected 2021 AAAS Fellows -
It takes cellular teamwork to heal the intestine -
Potential new strategy to combat urinary tract infections -
Baylor recognizes research excellence with DeBakey Awards -
Vaccine is best way to manage flu during the pandemic -
Dynamic twists and loops can enable DNA to modulate its function -
Enrolling begins for second-generation booster COVID-19 vaccine trial -
Grant funds research to find new ways to prevent, treat bacterial infections -
What you need to know after getting the COVID-19 vaccine -
Getting ahead of the infection - phages anticipate bacteria’s location -
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