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A Lucky Brake
01.05.2007
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Tracing the activities of hundreds of genes reveals a cancer-prevention system
Key Player in Embryonic Muscle Development
10.04.2007
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Weizmann Institute scientists discover: A KEY PLAYER IN EMBRYONIC MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT In the future, this finding may help in designing new...
Weizmann Institute scientists discover: A KEY PLAYER IN EMBRYONIC MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT
10.04.2007
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Weizmann Institute scientists discover: A KEY PLAYER IN EMBRYONIC MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT In the future, this finding may help in designing new methods...
Doubly Safe Activation
26.03.2007
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A team of Weizmann Institute scientists show that the immune system employs “dual key” activation to launch a potent antiviral weapon 'Dual key'...
Genes that slows cell division
25.02.2007
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Weizmann Institute Scientists Discover: A Group of Genes that Slows Cell Division and Prevents Cancer
Zoning Code
01.10.2006
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A computer simulation reveals an entire new level of gene control
Eaten Up Inside
01.10.2006
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One gene encodes two versions of a protein -- each initiates a different cellular suicide program
Tolerance for Typos
01.10.2006
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A newly discovered molecular security mechanism puts a limit on mutations
An Injury that Heals
17.05.2006
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Routine uterine biopsies turned up a surprising result that could open up new pathways in fertility research. Louis Pasteur said that 'chance...
Weizmann Institute scientists discover: A Molecular Security Mechanism for Keeping Mutations in Check
04.05.2006
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Everyone knows mutations – genetic mistakes in DNA, the material of heredity – are bad: The more mutations in the cell’s DNA, the higher the risk...
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