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UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers recently published findings of the first atomic structure for the receptor bound to flumazenil, a drug used to reverse anetsthesia and treat sedative overdoses. {Image courtesy of UT Southwestern]

Discovery: UTSW Realizes Brain Receptor Structure, UTA’s Patented New Tech Aids Disabled

by Lance Murray | Jul 6, 2018

Plus, you'll find research on treatments for glucocorticoid-caused glaucoma and improving nuclear waste storage. Here are some of the research projects underway in North Texas aimed at making our lives better.

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