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Physicist and Biologist Looking for Midwife
01.05.2001
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Weizmann Institute scientists discover: Amoebas use "midwives" to reproduce
Scientists Discover Enzymes Capable of Duplicating Damaged Genetic Material, Creating New Mutations
16.11.2000
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Potential applications of this Weizmann Institute discovery include suppressing the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and reconstructing...
It's a Perfect Protein Match
01.10.2000
Biochemistry
A protein "matchmaker" can suggest genetic changes that make proteins more attractive to one another
Gene For Mucolipidosis IV Discovered
30.08.2000
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Israeli Research Team Discovers The Gene For An Hereditary Disorder Occurring Most Commonly In Ashkenazi Jews
It's a Perfect Protein Match
20.07.2000
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Searching for a soul mate, new friends, or just fresh contacts? Turns out that proteins have similar 'goals.' However, shaking off their single...
Alzheimer's and the Wheel
01.05.2000
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A faulty wheel in nerve cell "carriages" might be responsible for tangled axons in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases
Breaking the Bonds
01.05.2000
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Scientists attempting to catch an enzyme in action got unique 3-D footage of radiation damage, instead
Amoebas Use 'Midwives' To Reproduce
21.03.2000
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Weizmann Institute Scientists Discover: Amoebas Use 'Midwives' To Reproduce
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.
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