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Finding the right taste to send mosquitoes packing could save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Mosquito taste receptor could lead to new insect repellents

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Researchers Perform Pioneering Research on Type 2 Diabetes

Scientists Report ‘New Beginning’ in Split-Brain Research, Using New Analytical Tools

Stem Cell Research at UCSB Soars with New Lab Space and New Research Teams
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Envisioning Novel Approaches for Eye Disease: ‘The New Medicine' at UC Santa Barbara

Bioengineers at UCSB Design Rapid Diagnostic Tests Inspired by Nature

New Drug Shows Promise for Kidney Disease

Focusing on Strengths Improves Social Skills of Adolescents With Autism Spectrum Disorders, UCSB Researchers Conclude

UCSB Researchers’ Discovery of ‘Intrasite Hopping’ of Bacterial Enzyme on DNA Gives Insight into Epigenetic Gene Expression

UC Santa Barbara Researchers Develop Synthetic Platelets

Clinical Trials for Alzheimer's Disease Preventative Drug to Begin Early 2013

UCSB Researchers Discover Particularly Dangerous Salmonella
Kenneth Kosik

Book by UC Santa Barbara Professor of Neuroscience Receives Award for Excellence in Medical Communication
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