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Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

3/16/2014

microRNAs are found to target ‘jumping genes’ in reproductive cells, protecting against genomic damage Read the story »

Unravelling a mystery in the ‘histone code’ shows how gene activity is inherited

3/13/2014

Why is histone H3.3 associated with active genes, but histone H3.1 is not? Read the story »

Research reveals first glimpse of a brain circuit that helps experience to shape perception

3/2/2014

For the first time, scientists monitor inhibitory neurons that link sense of smell with memory and cognition in mice Read the story »

Diabetes patient measuring glucose level blood test

Nobelist James Watson proposes an unconventional view of type 2 diabetes causation

2/27/2014

A new hypothesis of type 2 diabetes causation published in the British medical journal The Lancet Read the story »

Like mom or like dad? Some cells randomly express one parent’s version of a gene over the other

2/24/2014

Team finds that some cells activate only one of their two gene copies during development, altering protein yields and raising new questions Read the story »

Researchers propose new way to make sense of ‘Big Data’

2/15/2014

New application of a classic concept challenges the latest statistical tools. Read the story »

Scientists discover a new pathway for fear deep within the brain

2/12/2014

‘Far-reaching’ neurons connect the amygdala with fear response center to control behavior Read the story »

Scientists develop powerful new animal model for metastatic prostate cancer

1/24/2014

The new model, known as RapidCaP, reveals a cancer-gene ‘switch’ that drives metastasis Read the story »

Unprecedented structural insights reveal how NMDA receptors can be blocked, to limit neurotoxicity

1/22/2014

Structural biologists have obtained important scientific results likely to advance efforts to develop new drugs targeting NMDA receptors in the brain Read the story »

Overexpression of splicing protein involved in skin repair causes early changes seen in skin cancer

1/19/2014

A protein normally involved in healing wounds and maintaining homeostasis in skin tissue is a promoter of invasive and metastatic skin cancers. Read the story »

Scientists discover two proteins that control chandelier cell architecture

1/16/2014

Chandelier cells, a group of powerful inhibitory neurons, are important in epilepsy and schizophrenia Read the story »

Genetic discovery points the way to much bigger yields in tomato, other flowering food plants

12/26/2013

Scientists learn how tweaking a ‘hybrid vigor’ gene generates higher crop yields Read the story »

CSHL’s Partha Mitra receives two awards for theoretical work with implications for brain circuitry

12/10/2013

Professor Partha Mitra, the Crick-Clay Professor of Biomathematics at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL), is receiving two honors for his recent wor Read the story »

Scientists discover how leukemia cells exploit ‘enhancer’ DNA elements to cause lethal disease

11/27/2013

Discovery reveals how a drug, now in multiple human trials, halts production of Myc protein and stops progression of AML. Read the story »

Neuron ‘claws’ in the brain enable flies to distinguish one scent from another

10/20/2013

Researchers are using the fruit fly to discover how the brain integrates multiple signals to identify one unique smell. Read the story »

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Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

Newly identified small-RNA pathway defends genome against the enemy within

Unravelling a mystery in the ‘histone code’ shows how gene activity is inherited

Research reveals first glimpse of a brain circuit that helps experience to shape perception

Nobelist James Watson proposes an unconventional view of type 2 diabetes causation

Like mom or like dad? Some cells randomly express one parent’s version of a gene over the other

Researchers propose new way to make sense of ‘Big Data’

Scientists discover a new pathway for fear deep within the brain

Scientists develop powerful new animal model for metastatic prostate cancer

Unprecedented structural insights reveal how NMDA receptors can be blocked, to limit neurotoxicity

Overexpression of splicing protein involved in skin repair causes early changes seen in skin cancer

Scientists discover two proteins that control chandelier cell architecture

Genetic discovery points the way to much bigger yields in tomato, other flowering food plants

CSHL’s Partha Mitra receives two awards for theoretical work with implications for brain circuitry

Scientists discover how leukemia cells exploit ‘enhancer’ DNA elements to cause lethal disease

Neuron ‘claws’ in the brain enable flies to distinguish one scent from another

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