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Exclusive: Janelia sunsets rodent work, launches transparent fish project

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By Calli McMurray
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The Janelia Research Campus is launching two new projects: whole-brain imaging of a transparent fish called Danionella and an “AI-in-the-loop” tool to help parse all the imaging data, the facility announced last week. As part of the change, Janelia is also shuttering two programs and plans to phase out projects that use rodent models, The Transmitter has learned. Janelia is funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), a private nonprofit biomedical research institution.
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Allen Institute sets sights on treatments for five brain diseases

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By Calli McMurray
| The Transmitter Verified
A scientific research institute that has been dedicated to basic, discovery science for several decades is launching a new project focused on human brain health. The Brain Health Accelerator, which the Allen Institute announced today, aims to create genetic medicines for five neurodegenerative diseases: Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s and Parkinson’s diseases, Lewy body dementia and ALS.
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Oregon primate center scientists fight proposed sanctuary transition

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By Calli McMurray
| The Transmitter Verified
Senior reporter The Transmitter Share this article: Tags: Nonhuman primates, Animal models, community ethics, Funding, Policy, Science and society Researchers at a national primate center in Oregon have formed a grassroots nonprofit coalition to argue against the center becoming an animal sanctuary, a transition the facility’s host university has been exploring since February. The group, Oregon Voices for Biomedical Research, launched its first campaign at the end of April.
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