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Explaining the Timing of Gene Replication

Researchers studying the mechanism that controls the order in which genes replicate in dividing cells have found that exogenous genes are a better template for transcription when injected into nuclei of cells in early as opposed to late S phase More...
25 Nov 2002

Inactivation of the Cdk4 Gene Halts Tumor Growth

Researchers studying the genetic basis for cancer development have found that expression of a gene called Cdk4 is essential for Ras-induced cancer development. More...
25 Nov 2002

Disease Severity Predicted by Computer Model

A study has shown that a computer model can be used to predict phenotypic behavior based on genetic information obtained from mapping of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). More...
25 Nov 2002

Chaperone Molecules Guide Assembly of Bacterial Pili

Investigators using x-ray crystallography have described the mechanism by which bacteria assemble pili, the minute hair-like fibers that allow them to cling to cells that line areas of the body such as the digestive, respiratory, or urinary tracts. More...
25 Nov 2002

Adoptive T Cell Therapy Stops Melanoma Growth

A study has shown that adoptive T cell therapy--the isolation, cloning, stimulation and re-injection of antitumor specific T cells--was effective in stopping melanoma growth or even causing shrinkage of the tumor. More...
20 Nov 2002

GSIs May Stop Cancer Growth

A study may lead to the use of drugs known as gamma-secretase inhibitors, or GSIs, to stop the growth of cancer. The study was published in the September 2002 issue of Nature Medicine. More...
20 Nov 2002

Dopamine Produced by Stimulated Neural Stem Cells

Investigators have developed a technique to stimulate laboratory cultures of human neural stem cells to produce dopamine, the chemical lacking in Parkinson's disease. More...
19 Nov 2002
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