-induced leukemia is a powerful tool to explore cancer dynamics.

B inhibition cooperate to induce neoplasia in a human skin cancer model.

Loss of function mutations in an ankyrin gene causes cardiac arrhythmia.

Tobacco plants demonstrate the speed of gene transfer from chloroplast to nucleus.

C31 bacteriophage integrase makes a useful tool for engineering mammalian genomes.

Fluorescent HP1 proteins demonstrate the dynamic nature of mammalian heterochromatin.

Small GTPases are critical in establishing cell polarity in yeast and mammalian cells.

Phosphorylation regulates dimerization and activation of ATM in response to DNA damage.

Comparative genomics reveals variation in developmental gene expression during fly metamorphosis.

Cloned cows expressing casein transgenes produce milk with improved properties.

PAR homologue, plays an important role in cell polarity.

Preventing polyglutamine repeat oligomerization reverses symptoms of Huntington's chorea.