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There’s power in storytelling. That’s why podcasts are growing in popularity. Interesting, compelling information about science is in demand. Texas Biomed is helping fill the niche with TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed. We tackle topics like “TB or not TB” and “What do Snails have to do with it?” Click here to listen to the first episode and subscribe! You can sign up by email or on iTunes, Android, Stitcher and TuneIn. Click on the titles below to listen to each individual episode.

Texas Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 052 – Understanding Variants

Texas Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 051 – Second Annual Research Day 2020

Texas Biomed Episode 048 — Texas Biomed: The Next Generation

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 047 — Teaming Up to Tackle AIDS

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 046 — Much Ado About Aging

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 045 — Science: A Family Affair

Vet Tech Supervisor Laurie Condel at an ultrasound machine

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 044 — Vet Techs: Nurses for Animals

Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb)

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 043 — Taking on Tuberculosis

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 042 — Considering Cannabinoids

Assistant Professor Diako Ebrahimi, Ph.D.

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 041 — Quantitative Biology adds up to New Insights

TX Byobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 040 — In Favor of Vaccinations

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 039 — Discovery + Learning = Success

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 038 — Aging Answers: Combating Cognitive Decline

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 037 — The Heart of the Problem: A Genetic Study of Native Americans

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 036 — Animal Behaviorists: Monitoring the Monkeys

TX Biobytes from Texas Biomed Episode 035 — The Buzz About Zika

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TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 034 — The impact of marmosets from A to Z: Aging to Zika

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed — Episode 033 — Celebrating Biomedical Research Awareness Day

Workers in Dr. Kaushal’s lab take part in TB/HIV experiments.

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 032 — TB and HIV: Battling Back Against a One-Two Punch

Biofilm is a thin, slimy film of bacteria.

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed — Episode 032 — Battling Bacteria and Biofilms

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 030 — Collaborating to Control A Killer

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 029 — Out of Africa: Teaming up to Develop a New TB Test

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 028 — “Lab on a Chip” Holds the Power to Test for Zika

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 027 — Epigenetics & Childhood Obesity

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 026 — ‘Colaboracion con Mexico’ Targets Cardiovascular Disease

Tissue samples from nonhuman primates make up the tissue bank at the SNPRC.

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 025 — Tissue Bank Deposits Generate Interest

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 024 — Natural History Studies: Understanding the progression of disease

Ebola Virus
NIH Image Gallery

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 023 — The Ebola-malaria connection

HIV on Bridges Between Infected Immune Cell and Uninfected Brain Cell
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TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 022 – Promising Protection Against a Killer

Photo by Kathy West Studios

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 021 — Protecting Research Animals

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 20 — Fitness Tests for Parasites

Artist’s rendering of HIV Virus in the bloodstream

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Podcast Episode 019 — HIV and the Genome: The Other 97%

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed podcast Episode 018 — Target: Parkinson’s Disease

Khamis Tomusange, Ph.D. and Siqi Gong

TXBioBytes from Texas Biomed Episode 017 — Promising Protection Against HIV

Deepak Kaushal, Ph.D.

TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 016 — Meet the New Director of the Primate Center

Baboon Brain Scans — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 015

Monkeys love oranges.

Animal Enrichment: Munchies for Monkeys — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 014

Helen Lee Breton is part of the research team working on developing a new animal model to study liver cancer.

Tackling Liver Cancer Using CRISPR to Develop a New Animal Model — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 013

Tom Slick, Jr., is the founder of Texas Biomed.

Tom Slick: Pioneer of the Possible — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 012

Behind Steel Doors: High Containment Laboratories — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 011

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Cough? — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 010

Hundreds of rhesus macaque monkeys are housed at the Southwest National Primate Research Center.

Biomedical Science’s Instrumental Model: Rhesus Macaques — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 009

Texas Biomedical Forum: Women Who Support Science — TX BioBytes Podcast Episode 008

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Baboons: 50 years of Helping Human Health — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 007

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Marmosets: Miniature but Mighty — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 006

Unraveling a Childhood Medical Mystery: Kawasaki Disease — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 005

What do Snails have to do with it? — TXBioBytes Podcast Episode 004

“Z” is for Zika – TXBiobytes Podcast Episode 003

Much Ado About Malaria – TXBioBytes Episode 002

TB or not TB – TXBioBytes Episode 001