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Comprehensive HIV vaccine project funded at $23 million by NIH
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Texas Biomedical Research Institute team working on Ebola countermeasures
Community encouraged to become a part of scientific research
Scientists aim to identify genetic markers in drug resistance for a parasitic disease affecting more than 200,000 people each year
Designed for maximum containment, Texas Biomed's BSL-4 lab offers the safest environment for scientists to study deadly pathogens for which there are no known treatments or vaccines.
Texas Biomed’s Department of Genetics investigates how variation in our genes and cells affect the molecular and cellular mechanisms that determine health outcomes in a wide range of metabolic, cardiovascular, neurological, and infectious diseases.
Texas Biomed is known for its world-class colony of nonhuman primates. These animals fulfill a unique and critical role in efforts to understand human health and disease.
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