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Molecule Mechanic
01.10.2004
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Attaching a microscopic bead to a four-way DNA junction enables scientists to catch a molecular motor in action
DNA Computer Might Fight Cancer
01.10.2004
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Tiny DNA computing devices have been programmed to find signs of cancer in a test tube
Discriminating Protein
01.10.2004
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Why are some people less prone to heart disease or neuronal damage? An elusive protein named PON might be the answer
Israeli Scientists Reveal the Plan of a Key Cellular Machine
10.09.2004
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The new study gives scientists insight into how the DNA code is turned into instructions for protein construction
TAKING ACTION AT STEP 1: MALIGNANT TRANSFORMATION
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Contrary to popular belief, getting cancer is not so easy.
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A new era is dawning in the battle against cancer. In the more than 30 years that have elapsed since U.S. President Richard Nixon “declared war” on...
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Even after a malignant transformation has occurred, the budding tumor is a microscopic lump that doesn’t do much harm until it begins to expand...
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The pioneering research by Schreiber and others will advance the development of algorithms targeting a better understanding of protein communication...
The Art of Folding
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Numerous breakthroughs in the fields of genetics and biochemistry have led to the recognition that protein folding in the cell is a highly controlled...
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