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Eusondia Arnett, PhD, on Apoptosis in M Tuberculosis Infection

12/03/2017

 

In this podcast, Eusondia Arnett, PhD, talks about her research on apoptosis in Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection and how cancer drugs might be able to fight the infection.

Read more about her research here.

For more content from Texas Biomedical Research Institute, visit their website.

Eusondia Arnett, PhD, is a Staff Scientist II in Dr. Larry Schlesinger's Laboratory at Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.

Published in partnership with Texas Biomedical Research Institute

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