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Biological Chemistry

Where Have all the Mitochondria Gone?
15.05.2014

Weizmann Institute researchers shed light on a crucial step in fertilization
 

DNA repair mechanism. Image: Wikimedia Commons
28.04.2014

A combined DNA repair score can reveal an individual’s chances of developing lung cancer

(l-r) Drs. Yishai Levin, Michal Sharon, Maria Füzesi-Levi and Gili Ben-Nisan
23.02.2014

The cell’s recycler is a shape shifter that is versatile, subtle and sophisticated

Elevation of RIP3 in nuclei of neurons from neuronopathic Gaucher (red; arrows) disease mice
20.01.2014

Weizmann Institute findings may point the way to a treatment for a devastating childhood disease

 

HIV and cell membrane. Image:ThinkStock
16.01.2014

The molecule that helps HIV invade immune cells might, in the future, help prevent autoimmune attacks

(l-r) Drs. Harry and BenjaminTowbin and Nora
01.01.2014

Drs. Harry Towbin and Benjamin Towbin talk about what drew them to the Weizmann Institute

Prof. Ada Yonath was nominated Honors Program Lecturer at New York University School of Medicine; received the 2008 Linus Pauling Gold Medal from Stanford University; and was named George E. Palade Distinguished Lecturer and Gold Medal recipient at Wayne State University.
26.11.2013

Prof. Ora Kedem is a membrane research pioneer

Gene Decoding Obeys Road Traffic Rules
31.07.2013

Keeping a proper distance between "vehicles" along a gene "track" results in more efficient production of small RNA molecules
 

Sensory axons induced to prune by trophic withdrawal in vitro
28.05.2013

Researchers discover a pivotal mechanism for shaping the nervous system

Cellulose fibers in the plant cell wall magnified 50,000 times by an atomic force microscope
17.04.2013

Observing the breakdown of the tough material in plant cell walls may lead to better biofuel production

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