lunes, 3 de febrero de 2020

Research Shows Parasite Protein Internalized by Limited Range of Cells

Advances in Urology from Children's National
Hepatocytes

H-IPSE internalized by just a limited range of cells

The eggs from the parasite Schistosoma mansoni secrete a number of proteins, including IPSE, to elude their host's defenses. A team of researchers from Children's National have discovered that IPSE is internalized by just a limited range of cells, including hepatocytes.
Expired drugs

Pharmacies are providing wrong drug disposal info

Fewer than half of California pharmacies provided correct prescription drug disposal details, a percentage that dropped if “secret shoppers” made their call on a weekend, according to a brief research report published online Dec. 31, 2019, in Annals of Internal Medicine.
Rendering of Research & Innovation Campus

Children’s National welcomes Virginia Tech to its new campus

Children’s National Hospital and Virginia Tech recently announced a formal partnership that will include the launch of a 12,000-square-foot Virginia Tech biomedical research facility within the new Children’s National Research & Innovation Campus.
Drs. Tarini, Steinhorn and Beers

Children’s National: Starting the new year with strong leadership

Three Children’s National Hospital executives are also in leadership roles within professional societies, elected by their peers, further highlighting the strength of the leadership at Children’s National and professional respect within the health care community.

Upcoming Events


Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting
April 29-May 6,2020
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Societies for Pediatric Urology 68th Annual Meeting
May 15-17, 2020
Washington, District of Columbia

5th Joint Meeting of ESPU-SPU
September 16-19, 2020
Lisbon, Portugal

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