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Shooting The Messenger
13.02.2000
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The age-old appeal to avoid 'shooting the messenger' is apparently left unheeded by the body's protein regulation system. Researchers at the...
Weizmann Institute Scientists Capture The First-Ever 3D Visualization Of How Molecules Break Apart When Exposed To X-Rays
27.01.2000
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Their findings may yield future measures for preventing radiation-induced health damages.
Key Progress by Weizmann Scientists in the Race to Unravel Ribosomal Structure
07.12.1999
Biochemistry
A team of Weizmann Institute and Max-Planck Society scientists has determined the structure of the small ribosomal subunit at the highest...
DNA Crystals Help Bacteria Respond to Stress
01.07.1999
Biochemistry
DNA becomes remarkably organized in bacteria that are subjected to various conditions of stress, Weizmann Institute scientists reported in the July...
Trimming Down the Medicine Cabinet
01.05.1999
Biochemistry
A molecular "cork" might help drugs stay in the body longer and work better
'Plugs' For Drugs Promise Mightier Medicines
01.03.1999
Biochemistry
Whether it's one pill several times a day or a self-administered injection, taking medicine frequently can be a major nuisance. Now Weizmann...
Secrets of the SOS Repair Service
01.09.1998
Biochemistry
Some repair crews just do their job. Others go beyond the call of duty, leaving you better off than you were before the problem occurred. An...
The Sting
01.05.1998
Biochemistry
A deadly killer could be a life-saver in disguise
Cellular Short Circuit Causes Insulin Resistance
01.01.1998
Biochemistry
Future treatments for diabetes may correct the underlying causes of this prevalent metabolic disorder rather than just treat its symptoms. An...
Protein 'Heroes' Block Genetic Mutations
12.11.1997
Biochemistry
REHOVOT, Israel - November 12, 1997 - Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have discovered that two repair proteins perform a truly "...
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