An article about a National Institutes of Health National Center for Research Resources project that was developed and managed by TCG is prominently featured in a recently published book, Animal Models for the
Study of Human Disease. Judith Turner, a TCG vice president and project manager of LAMHDI—the initiative to Link Animal Models to Human Disease—is the author of the chapter. Click here to read the full news release.
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