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New Protein Partnership

New Protein Partnership

10.09.2009
Biochemistry, Cancer, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Weizmann Institute Scientists Discover A New Protein Partnership That Leads to Pediatric Tumor Regression  
Improving the Odds

Improving the Odds

12.07.2009
Immunology
A new method for bone marrow transplantation from mismatched donors restores the immune system faster
Bacteria can plan ahead

Bacteria can plan ahead

17.06.2009
Molecular and Cell Biology, Evolution and Development, Genetics
ISRAELI SCIENTISTS SHOW BACTERIA CAN PLAN AHEAD    
Weizmann Institute Scientists Show White Blood Cells Move like Millipedes

Weizmann Institute Scientists Show White Blood Cells Move like Millipedes

04.05.2009
Cancer, Immunology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
How do white blood cells – immune system ‘soldiers’ – get to the site of infection or injury? To do so, they must crawl swiftly along the lining of...
Stopgap DNA Repair Needs a Second Step

Stopgap DNA Repair Needs a Second Step

04.05.2009
Biochemistry, Cancer, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
One can have a dream, two can make that dream so real, goes a popular song. Now a Weizmann Institute study has revealed that it takes two to perform...
Dr. Tali Kimchi. Behavioral switches

When a Woman Is More Like a Man

01.05.2009
Brain & Behavior
Brains are wired for both male and female behavior. What turns sex-related behavior on?
Dr. Lilach Gilboa. The nature of the niche

The Origin of the Cell

01.05.2009
Cancer, Molecular and Cell Biology
The ovaries of fruit fly larvae hold clues to basic principles of development, stem cells and cancer
Dr. Rotem Sorek. Reading between the lines

Of Microbes and Men

01.05.2009
Viruses & Microorganisms, Molecular and Cell Biology, Genetics
Dr. Rotem Sorek wants to turn microbial secrets to human advantage  
(l-r) Top: Julia Farache, Dr. Tali Feferman, Dr. Guy Shakhar and Ira Gurevich. Bottom: Orna Tal and Idan Milo. Intercepting a sneak attack

Cell Detective

01.05.2009
Molecular and Cell Biology, Immunology
New sophisticated microscopy techniques enable Dr. Guy Shakhar to get to the bottom of immune system activity  
Standing: (l-r) Eran Dayan, Dr. Son Preminger, Dr. Guido Hesselman and Lior Fisch. Sitting: (l-r) Roye Salomon, Michal Ramot, Ido Davidesko, Prof. Rafael Malach and Michal Harel. Constant activity

Screen Saver

01.05.2009
Brain & Behavior
Our brain cells are constantly active, even when our eyes are closed and our feet up

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