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Careful actin regulation keeps the cell in shape
Shooting the Messenger
01.05.2000
Molecular and Cell Biology

How an essential cellular protein regulates its own levels

'Biomechanical Switch' Regulates How Cells Stick Together And Communicate
'Biomechanical Switch' Regulates How Cells Stick Together And Communicate
28.02.2000
Molecular and Cell Biology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Weizmann Institute scientists propose a model regulating cell adhesion -- central to embryonic development, cellular movement...
Death of a Protein
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
The Benefits of Immaturity
01.10.1999
Molecular and Cell Biology
A method developed in Institute labs could keep stem cells "fresh" for longer
Mechanism Involved in Causing Colon Cancer Discovered at the Weizmann Institute
Mechanism Involved in Causing Colon Cancer Discovered at the Weizmann Institute
11.05.1999
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
REHOVOT, Israel -- May 11, 1999 -- Weizmann Institute researchers have discovered a molecular...
Cell Peer Pressure
Cell Peer Pressure
01.05.1999
Molecular and Cell Biology
Tell me who a cell's neighbors are, and I'll tell you how it looks and behaves
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The Pearling Effect
The Pearling Effect
01.05.1999
Molecular and Cell Biology

A theoretical physicist, a biologist and and a materials scientist walked into a lab...

Cellular Short Circuit Causes Insulin Resistance
Cellular Short Circuit Causes Insulin Resistance
01.01.1998
Biochemistry
Future treatments for diabetes may correct the underlying causes of this prevalent metabolic disorder rather than just treat its...
Sticking Together to Thwart Cancer
Sticking Together to Thwart Cancer
01.05.1997
Molecular and Cell Biology

Neighborliness among cells can prevent cancer

Bioinformatics Network for Eastern Europe and Asia
Bioinformatics Network for Eastern Europe and Asia
31.03.1997
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
REHOVOT, Israel -- March 31, 1997-- Scientists throughout Asia and Eastern Europe will soon be able to plug into the vast...

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Matter at the Crossroads

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New Immune Mechanism Revealed in the Cellular Trash

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The Limits of Computing

Computers can solve complex problems but they are far from omnipotent. Prof. Ran Raz of the Weizmann Institute's Computer Science and Applied Mathematics Department is trying to portray the limits...

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