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Back to the Future
28.08.2012
Molecular and Cell Biology
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Weizmann scientists discover an enzyme that is crucial for turning back the development clock in cells
Adapting on the Fly
01.08.2012
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Can a genetic response to a short-term threat be inherited over the long term?
Close Encounters of the Brain and Blood
04.01.2012
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A surprising new function is discovered for the “hormone of love.”
Built to Scale
04.10.2011
Molecular and Cell Biology
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How does a growing, developing organism keep everything in proportion?
Scale Models
22.08.2011
Molecular and Cell Biology
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How do organisms keep everything in proportion as they grow and develop?
Fat Chance for Health
07.03.2011
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Dr. Karina Yaniv is overturning accepted theories on blood and lymph vessel formation.
Weizmann Institute Scientists used Accelerated Evolution to Develop: Enzymes that Provide Protection Against Nerve Gas
24.01.2011
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Protection against nerve gas attack is a significant component of the defense system of many countries around the world. Nerve gases are used by...
How Does a Body Evolve from Two Cells?
30.08.2010
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It has been called a mystery and a miracle. It is truly a process so complex that we’re just beginning to tease apart the series of events that...
Life-Giving Research
11.08.2010
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Once in a while, a finding can change lives almost immediately
Darwin’s Finch and the Evolution of Smell
06.04.2010
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Sequenced zebra finch genome hints that smell may play a role in the birds’ communication
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