Biochemistry

The Smell of Success

The Smell of Success

01.10.1997

The smelly compound in garlic fights infection. Institute scientists have not only shown how it works, they've synthesized it

A Molecular Radar

A Molecular Radar

01.10.1997

Molecular "radar" developed at the Institute enables scientists to track the progress of messages within a living cell

High Salt, High Hopes, High Tech

High Salt, High Hopes, High Tech

01.05.1997

Dunaliella, a hardy alga that thrives in the Dead Sea, could be a potential biochemical factory

Discovery Sheds Light on Increasing Bacterial Drug Resistance

Discovery Sheds Light on Increasing Bacterial Drug Resistance

01.04.1997

REHOVOT, Israel -- April 1, 1997 -- In a study that throws new light on the alarming phenomenon of increasing bacterial drug resistance, researchers...

How the Mongoose Beats the Snake

How the Mongoose Beats the Snake

01.10.1996

World media report: Researchers reveal how mammal and snake alike avoid the effects of snake venom

DNA

DNA "Repair Enzymes" Tricked into Producing Mutations

01.10.1994

Enzymes that repair DNA damage may end up preserving mutations in certain situations, according to new research

Biological Sensors Devised by Institute Scientists

Biological Sensors Devised by Institute Scientists

01.05.1992

A new, highly sensitive biosensor may detect drugs or explosives

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