DNA repair mapped, systems-wide
| May 19, 2006
Scientists use sweeping approach to generate map of interconnected cellular responses to DNA damage
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| May 19, 2006
Group claims agency violated federal law in choosing densely populated site for new biocontainment facility
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| May 19, 2006
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Ancient human and chimps mixed
| May 18, 2006
Findings of interbreeding could help broaden conventional thinking regarding origins of species
More applicants for US bio-agro lab
| May 17, 2006
List grows to 29; some nearby communities voice mixed reactions
Supreme Court won't hear Butler case
| May 17, 2006
Plague researcher looking for scientific job in US or Europe
Open access brings more citations
| May 16, 2006
Analysis of PNAS articles suggests that open access papers are cited more heavily than subscription-based articles
Statins stop tumor cells
| May 16, 2006
Cholesterol or other sterols are critical for sonic hedgehog signaling, medullablastoma
Support for Golgi maturation theory
| May 15, 2006
Two studies demonstrate that individual Golgi cisternae mature from early to late, potentially resolving long debate
Feeding regulated by mTOR signaling
| May 12, 2006
Amino acids and leptin use mammalian target of rapomycin (mTOR) pathway to control feeding circuits in the brain
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