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Molecular Genetics

The patterns on these butterfly wings are perfectly scaled, even though they are different sizes
04.10.2011

How does a growing, developing organism keep everything in proportion?

Scale Models
22.08.2011

How do organisms keep everything in proportion as they grow and develop?

Danit and Einat Finkelshtein
04.08.2011

Some sets of twins even study science together. 

(l-r) Standing: Einat Levy, Dr. Liat Rousso Noori and Eynat Finkelshtein. Sitting: Prof. Hilla Knobler, Dr. Alon Chen, Prof. Ari Elson and Dr. Yael Kuperman. Sensitivity
05.07.2011

Scientists reveal how mice lacking the PTPe protein consume fat and stay slim.

Dr. Elazar Zelzer
11.05.2011

Dr. Elazar Zelzer received the Scientific Council Prize for the Life Sciences from the Weizmann Institute’s Scientific Council (2011).

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Leptin receptor positive neuron in the mouse hypothalamus
04.05.2011
Mice lacking the protein stayed slim, even on a high-fat diet.
Drs. Rotem Sorek and Adi Stern. Bacteria's Achilles heel
28.03.2011

Autoimmune disease in bacteria: The finding could lead to new kinds of antibiotics.

A developing eye of the fruit fly (left) is connected by the optic stalk to the optic lobe in the fly’s brain
14.03.2011

Institute scientists discover an entirely new form of transportation inside nerve cells

(l-r) Standing: Sharon Kredo, Dr. Tali Melkman Zehavi, Roni Oren. Sitting: Dr. Eran Hornstein, Natali Rivkin, Amitai Mandelbaum
17.02.2011

A newly discovered step in insulin production could give researchers new tools to deal with diabetes

Prof. Michel Revel
12.09.2010

 A drug developed  by InterPharm Laboratories Ltd. was first isolated and cloned by Prof. Michel Revel.

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