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Molecular and Cell Biology, Evolution and Development, Genetics

Weizmann Institute scientists solve the riddle of how RNA molecules get to their designated locations

Igor Ulitsky

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A non-coding gene’s neighbors reveal what it does for a “living.” The findings may pave the way to developing therapies for epilepsy and autism...

Dr. Igor Ulitsky

Dr. Igor Ulitsky

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Dr. Igor Ulitsky is the recipient the 2020 RNA Society Early- and Mid-Career Award

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RNA “Specialists” Activate Nerve Regeneration

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Brain & Behavior, Systems Biology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Genetics

Researchers identify a "switch" that is only active when nerves are injured

Dr. Igor Ulitsky

Dr. Igor Ulitsky

30.04.2018

Dr. Igor Ulitsky is the recipient of the James Heineman Research Award

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