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2019's Breakthrough Discoveries

In fiscal year 2019, the outstanding faculty of the Cincinnati Children’s Research Foundation have collaborated on an impressive body of work. The following stories summarize seven of our most significant findings of the year, as selected by a committee of senior research leaders.

A photo of Stephen Trisno.

First Human Esophagus Organoid Grown from Pluripotent Stem Cells
James Wells, PhD, and Stephen Trisno

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A photo of David Schnadower, MD.

Probiotics Show No Benefit for Children with Acute Gastroenteritis
David Schnadower, MD

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PROTECT Study Produces New Model for Treating Children with Ulcerative Colitis
Lee Denson, MD

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A photo of Russell Ware, MD, PhD, and Patrick McGann, MD.

Daily Hydroxyurea Pill Safely Lowers Sickle Cell Burden Among African Children
Russell Ware, MD, PhD; Leon Tshilolo, MD, PhD; Adam Lane, PhD; Susan Stuber, MA; Teresa Latham, MA; and Patrick McGann, MD.

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A photo of Marc Ruben, PhD, and John Hogenesch, PhD.

CYCLOPS Algorithm Helps Build Database of Cycling Genes in 13 Human Tissues
Marc Ruben, PhD, John Hogenesch, PhD, and David Smith, MD

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How the Gut Microbiome Influences Lean Vs. Obese Phenotypes
Theresa Alenghat, VMD, PhD, Jordan Whitt, Vivienne Woo, Patrick Lee, Jessica Moncivaiz, Yael Haberman Ziv, MD, PhD, Lee Denson, MD, and Patrick Tso, PhD.

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A photo of Minh-Thanh Nguyen, PhD, and Richard Lang, PhD.

How Light Therapy Might Prevent Vision Problems in Preterm Infants
Minh-Thanh Nguyen, PhD, and Richard Lang, PhD

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