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CSHL neuroscientists show ’jumping genes’ may contribute to aging-related brain defects

4/7/2013

Transposon abundance and activity in the fruit fly brain increases with age and correlates with neurological degeneration. Read the story »

One experiment: When anti-cancer drug meets tumor

4/5/2013

Studying cancer in its natural environment provides insights scientists can’t obtain when they look at cancer cells isolated in culture dishes Read the story »

Neuroscience research brief: Can you smell that?

3/27/2013

A discovery about how brain circuits engage memory in response to odor. Read the story »

A cancer-promoting protein is found to also suppress cell growth

3/7/2013

The oncogenic splicing-factor protein SRSF1 also promotes cellular senescence through a novel mechanism involving p53 stabilization. Read the story »

Scientists uncover source of ovarian stem-like cells prone to give rise to ovarian cancer

3/6/2013

When two important tumor suppressor genes are inactivated, ovarian stem-like epithelial cells undergoes cancerous transformation. Read the story »

Researchers explain a key developmental mechanism for the first time in plants

3/6/2013

When a stem cell commits to becoming a leaf cell, how does a polycomb gene-repressing protein complex know where in the genome to go, and when? Read the story »

CSHL scientists identify a new strategy for interfering with a potent cancer-causing gene

2/14/2013

CSHL scientists are identifying and characterizing the molecular mechanisms responsible in order to generate potential new therapeutics. Read the story »

Plant scientists at CSHL demonstrate new means of boosting maize yields

2/3/2013

Scientists successfully demonstrated what it describes as a “simple hypothesis” for making significant increases in yields for the maize plant. Read the story »

One experiment: What can scientists learn from an odd-looking mutant ear of corn?

2/3/2013

A mutated gene called COMPACT PLANT2 (CT2) renders this fruit of the maize plant flattened in shape, a phenomenon called fasciation. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientists pinpoint location of fear memory in amygdala

1/27/2013

Fear responses based on experience are encoded in a circuit in the central amygdala Read the story »

Cancer scientists determine mechanism of one of the most powerful tumor-suppressor proteins, Chd5

1/10/2013

CSHL Professor Alea Mills explains what's so important about the Chd5 tumor suppressor and what her team has discovered about it. Read the story »

One experiment: A journey to human biology’s final frontier, the brain

12/1/2012

Professor Partha Mitra and team work on the first brain circuit map of a mouse's brain to identify circuit alterations in neurological disorders. Read the story »

Bread wheat’s large and complex genome is revealed

11/27/2012

Analysis of the genome of one of world’s ‘big three’ food crops provides clues to better breeding, higher yield. Read the story »

Scientists solve birth and migration mysteries of cortex’s powerful inhibitors, ‘chandelier’ cells

11/21/2012

Scientists discover the birth timing, embryonic origin and early development of chandelier cells, a class of inhibitory brain cells. Read the story »

CSHL-led team discovers new way in which plants control flower production

11/8/2012

Flowers don’t just catch our eyes, they catch those of pollinators like bees as well. They have to, in order to reproduce Read the story »

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CSHL neuroscientists show ’jumping genes’ may contribute to aging-related brain defects

CSHL neuroscientists show ’jumping genes’ may contribute to aging-related brain defects

One experiment: When anti-cancer drug meets tumor

Neuroscience research brief: Can you smell that?

A cancer-promoting protein is found to also suppress cell growth

Scientists uncover source of ovarian stem-like cells prone to give rise to ovarian cancer

Researchers explain a key developmental mechanism for the first time in plants

CSHL scientists identify a new strategy for interfering with a potent cancer-causing gene

Plant scientists at CSHL demonstrate new means of boosting maize yields

One experiment: What can scientists learn from an odd-looking mutant ear of corn?

CSHL neuroscientists pinpoint location of fear memory in amygdala

Cancer scientists determine mechanism of one of the most powerful tumor-suppressor proteins, Chd5

One experiment: A journey to human biology’s final frontier, the brain

Bread wheat’s large and complex genome is revealed

Scientists solve birth and migration mysteries of cortex’s powerful inhibitors, ‘chandelier’ cells

CSHL-led team discovers new way in which plants control flower production

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