The Weizmann International Magazine of Science & People - גיליון 17 - דצמבר 1999

גיליון 17 - דצמבר 1999

גיליון 17 - דצמבר 1999

גיליון 17 - דצמבר 1999

בשער: תשעה מדענים שנולדו, גדלו ובגרו יחד עם המכון, ויחד איתו חגגו השנה יומהולדת 50.

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The developing brain of a two-week-old mouse pup under the microscope. The oxytocin system appears in green, the light-sensitive protein in red and cells that carry both show up in yellow. Cell nuclei are in blue

Shining a Light on the Developing Brain: How Parental Separation Shapes Us

Weizmann Institute of Science Launches the Michael Sela Prize in Biomedical Sciences

Fishing for a Drug: Study Brings Hope for Treating a Rare Disease

Excavations at the Siloam Dam. Credit: Dr. Johanna Regev / Scientific Archaeology Unit, Weizmann Institute of Science

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