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Clinical trials and research at Western Washington University

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Understanding how CK1 enzymes choose their targets in DNA repair

  Scientists are studying a human-related cancer pathway to learn how a family of enzymes (CK1) decides which proteins to modify during DNA repair, with the goal of guiding new cancer therapies.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-11360619

• RHOA signaling and brain vessel health in dementia

  A study testing how a protein called RHOA affects brain blood vessels to understand its connection to Alzheimer’s-related dementia.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-11291030

• How cells manage stress from misfolded proteins

  This study is looking at how cells handle stress from misfolded proteins, focusing on a protein called VIMP, and it's for anyone interested in understanding how our cells keep themselves healthy when faced with challenges.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-11043203

• Improving cannabidiol treatments for autism spectrum disorder

  This study is looking at how different mixes of CBD and natural compounds from cannabis can help improve brain function in kids and teens with autism, aiming to find safer and more effective treatments without the high from THC.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-11043199

• Understanding how bacteria attach proteins to their cell walls

  This study is looking at special enzymes that help bacteria stick proteins to their surfaces, with the goal of improving how we create new treatments for infections, which could help patients dealing with antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-10874337

• Improving drug synthesis using safer chemical reactions

  This study is looking for better and safer ways to make medicines that can help treat different diseases, using a new method that could make the process easier and more effective for everyone.

  NIH research Western Washington University · Bellingham, United States · NIH-10436072

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