Structure of Opioid Receptors May Reveal How to Better Design Pain Relievers
Researchers take first steps to developing a new wave of kappa opioid receptor drugs
Articles by University of Maryland School of Medicine
Researchers ID Role of Protein in Development of New Hearing Hair Cells
Finding could lead to future treatments for hearing loss
Primate Study Finds New Evidence that Growth Factor Plays Key Role in Maintaining Healthy Pregnancy
University of Maryland School of Medicine study sheds new insight into causes and potential treatment for placental disorders like preeclampsia and preterm birth
Single-Dose Vaccine Could Provide Faster Protection in Cholera Epidemics
High-dose cholera vaccine developed by UMSOM scientists shows promise for controlling outbreaks
Researchers Identify Intriguing Links between Sleep, Cognition, and Schizophrenia
Study uncovers a previously unknown molecular bridge between sleep and memory
Researchers Find Novel Chemical Switch That May Help Decrease Crucial Symptoms of Schizophrenia
Research in mice could have implications for human brain disease
New Study Reveals Major Racial Bias in Leading Genomics Databases
Discovery by University of Maryland School of Medicine researchers could lead to more cost-effective genetic diagnoses, targeted treatments
Researchers Shed Light on How Neurons Exchange Neurotransmitters
Study uses cutting-edge technique to image the process of neuronal transmission
Researchers Provide New Insight Into Deadly Fungal Infections
Study discovers molecular pathways that may lead to treatments
New Study Illuminates Key Aspects of How We Fall Asleep and Wake Up
Discovery could eventually lead to new and better treatments for insomnia and jet lag