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December 24, 2003 |
How Genomics Propelled a Malaria Drug to Clinical Trials |
Tissue Engineering Opens the Door to Replacement Organs |
Worried Sick: The High Price of Being Fearful |
Anthrax Spores: What Makes Them Tick? |
Trojan Horse Delivers Drugs Across the Blood-Brain Barrier |
A Gene's Many Jobs in the Brain |
Possible Susceptibility Gene for Multiple Sclerosis |
Saddam's DNA Test Received Top Priority |
First Beetle to Have Its Genome Sequenced |
Book Review: Battle of the Sex Chromosomes |
Art Gallery: DNA Tower |
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December 12, 2003 |
Super Microbe Cleans Up Uranium |
Chimp Genome Goes Online |
Parkinson's Clues from Ordinary Baker's Yeast |
After Monkeys, Ferrets to Get SARS Vaccine |
Newly Discovered Genes Implicated in Breast Cancer |
Bacteria Pick Up Genes for Antibiotic Resistance |
Yeast Point to Multiple Mutations in Neurodegenerative Disease |
How Fusion Proteins Cause Leukemia |
Sperm Need Calcium Kick to Succeed |
Art Gallery: Watson Bobblehead Doll |
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November 26, 2003 |
Harvesting the Turkey Genome |
Laying Odds on Hens, Roosters Gamble their Genes |
How Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Help in Alzheimer's, If They Do |
Confessions of a DNA Face Cream User |
Stem Cell Transplants for the Heart Face Uncertainties |
Gene Mutation Linked to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder |
Making Sense of Adult Stem Cells |
Art Gallery: Genomic Pictograms |
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November 14, 2003 |
Synthetic Genome Has Potential Value for Energy and Environment |
Radiation-Resistant Microbe Found in Chilean Desert |
Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Restore Neuron Growth in the Brain |
Genomes and Medicine: Diagnosing Ovarian Cancer by Proteomics |
Estrogen receptor glitch tied to cardiovascular disease in men |
FDA Seeks Genomic Data from Drug Companies |
Protein Structure Provides Clue to Long Life |
Art Gallery: Petal Power in Monkeyflowers |
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October 31, 2003 |
Ghoulish Glow: Microbes Inside Worms Kill Pests |
Extreme Snails with Scaly Feet |
New Piece Added to Parkinson's Puzzle |
SARS Update: Drug Targets and Infected Cats |
Human Embryonic Stem Cells: Where Are They? |
Microbe Munches Coal Pollutants |
Schistosomiasis: Sequencing the Parasites' Genes |
Stem Cell Self-Renewal Gene Identified |
New Database Provides Quick Window into Protein-Protein Interaction |
Genes, Early Lifestyle Affect Onset of Breast Cancer |
Chromosome 6 Sequenced |
Art Gallery: Sizing up Spider Genomes |
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October 17, 2003 |
STEM CELLS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE |
Stem Cell Study Raises More Questions about Therapies |
Stem Cells Found in the Heart |
updated - Stem Cell Policies and Players: New Stem Cell Lines Created in UK |
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Genomes and Medicine: Genes, Early Lifestyle Affect Onset of Breast Cancer |
Genomes and Medicine:
Genome Influences Effects of Antidepressants |
Chromosome 6 Sequenced |
Purple Frog Pops Up |
NIH Distributes Biodefense Funds |
Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill Passes U.S. Senate |
Art Gallery: Dabbling in DNA |
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October 3, 2003 |
SPECIAL ISSUE: ART & SCIENCE |
Zip, Jiggle, Whirl: DNA Hits the Screen |
Medical Illustration Starts with Dissection |
Scientific Artists Capture the World |
Art Gallery: Pastel Proteins |
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Genomes and Medicine: Molecular Medicine: Genomics Leads to New Leukemia Treatment |
Biodefense Grant Funds Study of Salmonella Genomes |
New Company to Make Drugs from Plants |
Mammals Have More than Genes in Common |
Unusual Mutation Leads to Extra Immune Genes |
Book Review: Slatewiper |
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September 19, 2003 |
Dog Genome Points to New Sequencing Strategy |
Genomes and Medicine: New Drugs, New Challenges: FDA Tests Genome Data |
Nature and Nurture in Disease |
Why Some Male Flies Don't Mate |
Gene Chips Help Diagnose Leprosy |
Three Genomes and Whooping Cough |
A Journal Just for Zebrafish |
New Institute to Create Gene Atlas of the Brain |
Lasker Award Winners Announced |
Book Review: You're an Animal, Viskovitz! |
Art Gallery: Buddy Bears |
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September 5, 2003 |
Bacterial Batteries Yield Sweet Success |
Stalking SARS: Genomics in a Chinese Marketplace |
DNA Tic-Tac-Toe |
Veggie Spoilers: Two Genomes for the Price of One |
How the Other Half Lives: Marine Microbes Capture the Limelight
Updated |
Smoking Guns: DNA Repair and Lighting Up |
One-Two Punch: Vaccine Protects Mice Against Anthrax |
Art Gallery: Dance and DNA |
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August 22, 2003 |
Extremophiles: Living on the Edge Special issue. |
World's Hottest Microbe:
Loving Life in Hell |
Click here for a complete list of articles in Extremophiles: Living on the Edge Special issue. |
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August 7, 2003 |
Traces of Hiroshima
Measuring Atomic Radiation 58 Years Later |
Life Inside Carpenter
Ants |
Gene Variation Affects
Memory |
Cloned Horse
Foal Beats the Odds |
Fitness Genome Map
Updated |
Gene Influences Speed
in Elite Athletes |
Malaria Parasite
Gene Chips |
Extreme Sunflowers
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Children’s
DNA Self-Portraits |
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July 25, 2003 |
Extremophiles,
Antarctica, and Extraterrestrial Life |
Poplar Trees: Getting
to the Roots of Carbon Storage |
Ancient DNA Tells
Tales from the Grave |
Gene Variant Protects
Against Depression |
Genes Play Role in Ant
Social Status |
Nanoshells Heat
Up Breast Cancer Research |
Scientists Still Chipping
Away at SARS |
Plant
Sex: Pollen Tubes Caught in the Act |
Food Fight
: Dinner at the New Gene Café: How Genetic Engineering
Is Changing What We Eat,
How We Live, and the Global Politics of Food
By Bill Lambrecht |
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July 11, 2003 |
Chromosome 7 Sequenced—Again
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Genome Architecture:
Where Genomics and Nanotechnology Meet |
Stem Cells Reverse
Diabetes in Mice |
Stem Cells Seek Out
and Replace Injured Muscle |
Frustrating
Search for Hypertension Genes Continues |
The Hulk’s Incredible
Genome |
The Small Red Pear of
the Sea |
Gene Variant
Increases Risk of Miscarriage among Hutterites |
Myths and Molecules
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June 27, 2003 |
The Human Virome
Scientists propose plan to sequence, catalog, and track human viruses |
Protein Movie
Reveals Atomic Details |
Sex and “The
Y” |
Bipolar Disorder:
Expanded Search for Genes Finds Clues |
Zeroing In On Two
Melanoma Genes |
Rare Find: Uncommon
Genes Seem to Slow Progress of AIDS |
American Medical
Association Supports Cloning for Research |
Shaping Plants
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By the Book: A Novel Way to Send DNA |
Tidbits and
Tangents
DNA: The Secret of Life By James D. Watson |
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June 13, 2003 |
Genome Test Nets
Suspected Serial Killer |
The Golden Egg: Chicken
Genome Due Next Spring |
Monkeypox Genome:
What Do We Know? |
Stem Cell Society’s
Inaugural Meeting |
Human Obesity Gene
Map Expands |
Rewriting the Rules
for RNA Interference |
Inside Information:
Nanofibers Deliver DNA to Cells |
Finishing Rice Chromosome
Pays Off |
Molecules and
Galaxies |
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May 30, 2003 |
Born to Run:
Idaho Gem, the First Cloned Mule |
How to Recognize a
Cancer Cell |
Red Hot Chili Peppers:
Feel the Burn |
SARS Genome Update:
Animal Origins? |
Boxer Genome Is
Best in Show |
“Junk DNA”
Creates Novel Proteins |
World’s First
Knockout Rats |
African-American
Biobank: Who Will Be In It? |
Stomach Bug |
Scientists Beware!
Prey by Michael Crichton |
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May 16, 2003 |
DNA Melting Map
Finding Rare Mutations for Common Diseases |
X2: X-Men United
Fight for your right—to have genetic mutations |
In Russia, Weapons
Workers Have Mark of Plutonium |
Why Hepatitis Drug
Works for Some People |
Genomic Patterns Reveal
Breast Cancer Risks |
Rare Mutations
Linked to Meningitis |
Yeast Genome Revised
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En Route to SARS
Drugs |
SARS Genome Seems
Stable |
“Four Plus:
Writing DNA” |
SARS Research
Report |
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May 2, 2003 |
Stem Cell
Frontiers (introduction) |
Bone Marrow Stem
Cells Heal the Heart |
Cultured Eggs
Could Defuse Stem Cell Politics |
Stem Cell
Therapies: Time to Step Back or Forge Ahead? |
Lions and Tigers and
Phages, Oh My! |
Potential Bioweapon:
Q Fever Genome Is Sequenced |
Mighty Mold Is Sequenced |
SARS Genomes Unveiled |
The Horse, of Course:
Horse Genome Mapped |
Gene Silencing Passes
Test in Human Cells |
Anthrax Genome Compared
to Related Bacteria |
Bacterial Colonies
Under Stress |
Between Genders
Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides |
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April 18, 2003 |
From DNA to Genomes
(introduction) |
Genomics Meets
Medicine on New Gene Map |
SARS Genome Roundup |
Genetic Protection
Against Parkinson’s |
Mouse-to-Mouse Revelation:
Genome Yields Cancer Drug Target |
Giant Virus Found in
an Amoeba |
Another Minimal Genome: Microbe
Needs Just 271 Genes |
Two New Lung Cancer Genes |
Genomics Identifies
Cause of Aging Disease in Children |
Giant Double Helix
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April 4, 2003 |
Pylori Paradox:
Microbe Harms Stomach But Protects Esophagus |
Mobile DNA: Genomic
Studies Illuminate Antibiotic Resistance |
Mapping Primal Fears
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Heart Disease: Iron
in the Arteries |
Movies Capture
Proteins on the Move in Brain Diseases |
The Queen Bee’s
Allure |
Mechanical Heart Pump
Alters Gene Activity |
Alias: Genomics
Goes Prime Time |
Skinny Dipping
in the Gene Pool |
Mutant Bacteria
and the Failure of Antibiotics
The Killers Within: The Deadly Rise of Drug-Resistant Bacteria
By Michael Shnayerson and Mark J. Plotkin |
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March 21, 2003 |
Hiding from the
World :
Scientists Sequence the Elusive Whipple Genome |
Herding Cash for
the Cow Genome |
Black Cats and Genomics
Cross Paths |
Detecting Signs of
Colon Cancer in Blood |
MicroRNAs Make Big
Appearance |
Gene Pattern Predicts
Deadliest Liver Cancers |
The Best Offense
Is a Good Defensin |
The Whipple Bacillus |
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March 7, 2003 |
The Real Problem
in Breast Tumors: Cancer Stem Cells |
Prime time for sequencing
primate genomes |
Melanoma linked
to problems with repairing DNA |
Drink to genomics |
Genome from down under
|
DNA fuels new world
record |
Weed killers kill malaria
too |
Scents and sense ability |
Genome art in a
Swedish castle |
Dark Biology:
The Demon in the Freezer
by Richard Preston |
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February 21, 2003 |
The Politics of Stem
Cells:
Legislative uncertainties hinder research in the U.S. |
Dispatch from Denver:
Tales of the strange and unpredictable |
Battle conditions:
U.S. Army studies cells under stress |
Drug response linked
to genes in lymphoma patients |
Scientist map gene
for leprosy in Vietnamese families |
Severe lupus has a
genetic signature |
A superstar exits the
stage |
Honoring DNA:
An anniversary exhibit |
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February 7, 2003 |
Shutting the Door
on HIV:
Scientists engineer human cells to keep the virus out |
Cloned cows produce
high-protein milk |
Something fishy about
a soil microbe |
A thousand new human
genes |
Ranging bull |
Gene-silencing study
seeks cancer genes |
Thailand launches
project to map DNA |
Gene for repairing
DNA found in radiation-resistant microbe |
Life at soybeans
roots |
What's in a number?:
What It Means to Be 98% Chimpanzee: Apes, People, and Their Genes
By Jonathan Marks |
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January 24, 2003 |
Guilty Sequence:
In court, scientists map a murder weapon |
DNA in your pocket |
Genomics reveals gene
for deadly childhood disease |
Round two for Chromosome
22 |
Humans and worms
share genes involved in storing fat |
Breast cancer gene identified
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Gene signature
may signal cancers spread |
Silenced
gene is passed on |
Painting proteins:
Artworks by Jacques Deshaies |
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January 10, 2003 |
Microbe's donut-shaped
genome packs a punch |
Sea squirt spouts
its genome |
Silkworms spin medicinal
gold |
Another human chromosome
is finished |
When milk smells
like rotten fish |
Versatile soil-dwelling
microbe is mapped |
Mapping the
genome of a cattle killer |
Scientists take on
tobacco genome |
Metal on the menu
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The Hungry
Gene:
The Science of Fat and the Future of Thin
By Ellen Ruppel Shell |
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