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CSHL team perfects non-lethal way of switching off essential genes in mice

CSHL team perfects non-lethal way of switching off essential genes in mice

4/13/2011

CSHL researchers have developed a new, scalable approach based on RNA interference (RNAi) technology to temporarily turn off any essential gene. Read the story »

Researchers identify therapeutic target for liver cancer and a predictive biomarker of response

3/14/2011

The research points to a clear strategy for identifying the subset of liver cancer patients who might benefit from treatment with a therapeutic monocl Read the story »

With new method, CSHL team is able to infer how tumors evolve and spread

3/11/2011

Researchers find that cancerous tumors evolve in short, sudden bursts, rather than gradually. Read the story »

New method powerfully boosts efficiency of RNA interference (RNAi) in shutting down genes

2/24/2011

CSHL-led team finds an accurate, scalable way to identify potent RNAi triggers for biological studies and for RNA therapeutics. Read the story »

Video: CSHL Professor Fritz Henn discusses the challenge of tracing depression’s circuitry

2/24/2011

CSHL Professor Fritz Henn, M.D., Ph.D., discusses in the accompanying video interview the challenge of finding the mechanisms underlying depression. Read the story »

Neuroscientists find overlooked brain area is an important locus of depression

2/24/2011

The lateral habenula is hyperactive in rat models of human depression Read the story »

Study finds a stem cell origin of skin cancer and the genetic lesions that promote its malignancy

2/4/2011

Researchers have identified the genetic lesions occurring within these cells that spur them on to malignancy. Read the story »

CSHL is part of international team that sequences the ‘chocolate’ genome

1/14/2011

Researchers succeeded in producing a draft genome of a cacao tree variety whose beans yield the world’s finest chocolate. Read the story »

Podcast: CSHL Prof. Thomas Gingeras on new findings about the fly genome and why they are important

12/23/2010

New findings about the fly genome and why they are important Read the story »

Neuroscientists at CSHL show in unprecedented detail how cortical nerve cells form synapses with neighbors

12/22/2010

Researchers observe synapse validation, which helps in developing brain make connections with one another. Read the story »

CSHL study finds that a pair of non-coding RNAs triggers formation of a nuclear subcompartment

12/20/2010

Scientists find paraspeckles formation is triggered by a pair of RNA molecules. Read the story »

2010 highlights of CSHL awards and honors

12/17/2010

A roundup of CSHL awards and honors for 2010. Read the story »

CSHL scientists identify elusive neuronal targets of deep brain stimulation

12/15/2010

Study might provide new clues to designing better treatments for depression and other neuropsychiatric disorders Read the story »

One experiment: Watching deep brain stimulation spur neuronal birth

12/15/2010

CSHL's Grigori Enikolopov examines how deep brain stimulation effects the hippocampus and how it connect to neurological diseases. Read the story »

Neuroscientists closer to understanding how circuits in the brain’s “hearing center” spur responses to sound

10/18/2010

Researchers uncove howr sound responsiveness arises from the underlying circuitry of the auditory cortex. Read the story »

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CSHL team perfects non-lethal way of switching off essential genes in mice

CSHL team perfects non-lethal way of switching off essential genes in mice

Researchers identify therapeutic target for liver cancer and a predictive biomarker of response

With new method, CSHL team is able to infer how tumors evolve and spread

New method powerfully boosts efficiency of RNA interference (RNAi) in shutting down genes

Video: CSHL Professor Fritz Henn discusses the challenge of tracing depression’s circuitry

Neuroscientists find overlooked brain area is an important locus of depression

Study finds a stem cell origin of skin cancer and the genetic lesions that promote its malignancy

CSHL is part of international team that sequences the ‘chocolate’ genome

Podcast: CSHL Prof. Thomas Gingeras on new findings about the fly genome and why they are important

Neuroscientists at CSHL show in unprecedented detail how cortical nerve cells form synapses with neighbors

CSHL study finds that a pair of non-coding RNAs triggers formation of a nuclear subcompartment

2010 highlights of CSHL awards and honors

CSHL scientists identify elusive neuronal targets of deep brain stimulation

One experiment: Watching deep brain stimulation spur neuronal birth

Neuroscientists closer to understanding how circuits in the brain’s “hearing center” spur responses to sound

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