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- iLabs
- Bioanalytics & Single-Cell
- Biospecimen and Translational Genomics
- Flow Cytometry
- Mass Spectometry
- Optical Imaging
- Structural Biology (NMR)
- Structural Biology (X-Ray Crystallography)
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Our clinical research program moves the knowledge we learn in the laboratory into clinical practice.
Clinical Trials & Studies
We require participants for studies. Our needs for each trial or study may vary.
- OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT: Clinical Trial of Different Toothpaste Formulations
- OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT: Pain Assessment in Patients with Oral Cancer
- DENTISTS ONLY: We need participation in the STOHN Molar-Incisor Hypomineralization Study to examine children in South Texas. This helps us to learn how often Molar-Incisor Hypomineralization occurs in South Texas.
Why should I consider a clinical trial?
When you participate in a clinical trial, you help bring new techniques, tools and treatments to dental practices worldwide.
Is it safe?
All clinical studies must go through a rigorous approval process through the Institutional Review Board before they are opened to the public. A principal investigator, who is often a medical doctor or dentist, leads the study. A research team may include doctors, dentists, hygienists, nurses, social workers and other health care professionals.
How do I sign up?
See if there is an available clinical trial that fits your needs as a patient. Trials open for enrollment are updated regularly.
We are lucky this research and these specialists are here in San Antonio.
– Laura Nelson, mother of Cody, stem cell endodontic trial participant
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$4.8 million
in research funding awards from the National Institutes of Health in 2013.
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4,600+
articles published in peer-reviewed publications by our researchers and faculty.
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Top 13%
of academic institutions that receive National Institutes of Health funding.
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$1.8 million
in non-federal research funding in 2013.