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X-Rays May Show The Way To Better Alzheimer's Drugs
27.12.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Weizmann Institute scientists have elucidated the means by which a plant substance blocks a key brain enzyme involved in Alzheimer's disease....
Protein Teamwork Drives Damaged Cells To Self-Destruct
12.12.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have recently deciphered part of the cellular events underlying apoptosis -- programmed cell death....
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...
Progress Reported in Developing Compounds That Mimic Insulin for the Treatment of Type II Diabetes
24.11.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Diabetic patients suffer from a metabolic disorder in which the insulin hormone responsible for allowing the passage of energy rich...
Death of a Protein
01.10.1999
Molecular and Cell Biology
A protein recycling system can also break down some that protect us from cancer
The Benefits of Immaturity
01.10.1999
Molecular and Cell Biology
A method developed in Institute labs could keep stem cells "fresh" for longer
New Molecule Boosts Stem Cell Survival
01.08.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Weizmann Institute researchers have developed a molecule that allows blood stem cells - the body's most primitive, immature cells that...
Weizmann Institute Scientists Develop a Potential Future Treatment for Myasthenia Gravis
01.07.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Weizmann Institute researchers have developed an effective treatment, administered through the nose, for a myasthenia gravis-like disease in...
How the Nose Knows
01.07.1999
Genetics
Whether sniffing flowers, fresh-baked bread or the fumes of a passing automobile, the human olfactory system is an amazing scent sleuth, capable...
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...
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