Dr. Ralph Deberardinis - Children’s Research Institute
Learn more -http://bit.ly/DeBerardinisutsw Proper control of metabolism is required for essentially every basic biological process. Altered metabolism at the cellular level contributes to several serious diseases including inborn errors of metabolism (the result of inherited genetic defects in metabolic enzymes that lead to chemical imbalances in children) and cancer. The Deberardinis laboratory seeks to characterize these metabolic disorders, understand how they compromise tissue function, develop methods to monitor metabolism in vivo and design therapies to restore normal metabolism and improve health. To learn more about this research visit: http://cri.utsw.edu/.
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