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Author: Peter Tarr

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Adam Kepecs, Ph.D., named a Klingenstein Fellow in the Neurosciences

7/24/2009

For the second time in less than half a year, CSHL neuroscientist Adam Kepecs, Ph.D., has received an important fellowship award. Read the story »

CSHL scientists harness logic of “Sudoku” math puzzle to vastly enhance genome-sequencing capability

6/25/2009

'DNA Sudoku' pools multitude of DNA samples for sequencing in manner analogous to solving a Sudoku grid Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s 74th Symposium focuses on evolution in a molecular age Darwin never imagined

6/11/2009

To celebrate Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of his revolutionary work, CSHL hosted a Symposium Read the story »

CSHL researchers unravel how a protein helps nerve cells recycle neurotransmitter-containing vesicles

6/3/2009

Oligophrenin-1, faulty in mental retardation, plays a vital pre-synaptic role in normal neural signaling Read the story »

Protein linked to mental retardation is found to control synapse maturation, plasticity by CSHL neuroscientists

6/1/2009

Oligophrenin-1, a Rho-GTPase-activating protein, stabilizes postsynaptic AMPA receptors Read the story »

One experiment: When genome defense against transposons fails

5/29/2009

Gregory Hannon discovers a class of small RNAs, inherited from the mother, that determines offspring’s fertility trait. Read the story »

CSHL’s Shilpi Paul, Ph.D. is named SASS Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in cancer research

5/5/2009

Roslyn, Long Island-based SASS Foundation for Medical Research has named a researcher at CSHL a SASS Postdoctoral Fellow in cancer research Read the story »

Songbird study provides concrete way of measuring biology’s impact on culture, say CSHL, CCNY scientists

5/5/2009

Can birds raised in complete isolation evolve “normal” species song over generations? Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover specific small RNA pathways protecting the germ line from genetic parasites

5/5/2009

In the fruit fly ovary, germ line and somatic cells use different piRNA pathways in transposon defense. Read the story »

CSHL-led team identifies key decision-point at which cells with broken DNA repair themselves or die

4/10/2009

When a protein called Eyes Absent is missing, damaged cells program themselves for death Read the story »

CSHL researchers explain process by which cells “hide” potentially dangerous DNA segments

4/9/2009

Chp1, a histone-binding protein, helps recruit molecular machinery that establishes heterochromatin “silencing” domains Read the story »

Long Island high school students experience the cutting edge of biomedical research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

4/2/2009

Tracing brain pathways that mice use to make sense of sound…scouring sequences in the human genome to identify spots of special research interest Read the story »

CSHL team develops mouse models of leukemia that accurately predict response to chemotherapy

4/1/2009

p53 gene network is key determinant of response; its attenuation causes drug resistance. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits

3/31/2009

A whole-brain circuit map would likely provide powerful insights about what goes wrong in autism, schizophrenia, and other brain disorders Read the story »

CSHL’s Dolan DNA Learning Center launches G2C Online website to explain human brain to students, patients, general public

3/13/2009

G2Conline.org charts networks of interactions–from genes to proteins to synapses–that result in human thinking and disorders of thinking Read the story »

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Author: Peter Tarr

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Adam Kepecs, Ph.D., named a Klingenstein Fellow in the Neurosciences

CSHL scientists harness logic of “Sudoku” math puzzle to vastly enhance genome-sequencing capability

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s 74th Symposium focuses on evolution in a molecular age Darwin never imagined

CSHL researchers unravel how a protein helps nerve cells recycle neurotransmitter-containing vesicles

Protein linked to mental retardation is found to control synapse maturation, plasticity by CSHL neuroscientists

One experiment: When genome defense against transposons fails

CSHL’s Shilpi Paul, Ph.D. is named SASS Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in cancer research

Songbird study provides concrete way of measuring biology’s impact on culture, say CSHL, CCNY scientists

CSHL scientists discover specific small RNA pathways protecting the germ line from genetic parasites

CSHL-led team identifies key decision-point at which cells with broken DNA repair themselves or die

CSHL researchers explain process by which cells “hide” potentially dangerous DNA segments

Long Island high school students experience the cutting edge of biomedical research at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

CSHL team develops mouse models of leukemia that accurately predict response to chemotherapy

CSHL neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits

CSHL’s Dolan DNA Learning Center launches G2C Online website to explain human brain to students, patients, general public

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