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Optical technique reveals unexpected complexity in mammalian olfactory coding

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Optical technique reveals unexpected complexity in mammalian olfactory coding

10/18/2010

A team co-led by neuroscientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) has shed light—literally—on circuitry underlying the olfactory system. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientist awarded ‘Transformative’ NIH research grant

9/30/2010

Prof. Anthony Zador will use the 5-year research grant to analyze brain connectivity and determine how its disruption leads to diseases such as autism Read the story »

New mechanisms of tumor resistance to targeted therapy in lung cancer are discovered

8/18/2010

Researchers uncover how tumor cells can develop resistance to targeted therapies. Read the story »

Researchers discover that one type of stem cell creates a niche for another type within bone marrow

8/12/2010

Understanding how blood stem cells are maintained within the niche offers new opportunities to exploit them therapeutically. Read the story »

CSHL researchers demonstrate efficacy of antisense therapy for spinal muscular atrophy

7/12/2010

Researchers look into the use of chemically-modified pieces of RNA called antisense oligonucleotides to treat SMA. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory team shows how loss of key protein promotes aggressive form of leukemia

7/1/2010

p53 loss promotes acute myeloid leukemia (AML) by enabling aberrant self-renewal of myeloid precursors. Read the story »

CSHL team discovers that messenger RNAs are regulated in far more ways than previously appreciated

6/25/2010

A team of molecular biologists from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) has discovered that mRNAs can be targeted for destruction by several modes Read the story »

One experiment: A colorful way to track tumor progression

6/1/2010

A team lead by Michael Wigler explores the progression of tumors and how their growth could be halted. Read the story »

CSHL team helps Neanderthal Genome Project identify differences between Neanderthals and modern humans

5/6/2010

Only 83 Neandertal proteins are found to differ from human proteins. Read the story »

Alternative pathway of microRNA generation is uncovered

4/28/2010

A unique class of proteins called Argonautes help microRNAs control gene expression in organisms ranging from bacteria all the way up to humans. Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover how a tumor suppressor gene induces cellular senescence and staves off cancer

4/13/2010

The tumor suppressor Retinoblastoma represses DNA replication genes during senescence. Read the story »

CSHL neuroscientists reverse Alzheimer’s-like memory loss by targeting signaling protein in fruitflies

3/29/2010

B-amyloid peptides are known to alter a slew of cellular signaling proteins such as PI3 kinase. Read the story »

Single gene dramatically boosts yield and sweetness in tomato hybrids, joint CSHL-Israeli study reports

3/29/2010

Scientists find the first example of a single gene that causes hybrid vigor. Read the story »

CSHL-Mexican team coaxes sexually reproducing plant to brink of asexual reproduction

3/7/2010

Argonaute 9 inhibits asexual reproduction, apparently by silencing transposons. Read the story »

populations of neurons in the antennal lobe of the fly

CSHL neuroscientist discovers protein that regulates forgetting of short-term memories

2/18/2010

Fruit fly experiments show inhibiting and elevating Rac activity slows and speeds erasure. Read the story »

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Optical technique reveals unexpected complexity in mammalian olfactory coding

Optical technique reveals unexpected complexity in mammalian olfactory coding

CSHL neuroscientist awarded ‘Transformative’ NIH research grant

New mechanisms of tumor resistance to targeted therapy in lung cancer are discovered

Researchers discover that one type of stem cell creates a niche for another type within bone marrow

CSHL researchers demonstrate efficacy of antisense therapy for spinal muscular atrophy

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory team shows how loss of key protein promotes aggressive form of leukemia

CSHL team discovers that messenger RNAs are regulated in far more ways than previously appreciated

One experiment: A colorful way to track tumor progression

CSHL team helps Neanderthal Genome Project identify differences between Neanderthals and modern humans

Alternative pathway of microRNA generation is uncovered

CSHL scientists discover how a tumor suppressor gene induces cellular senescence and staves off cancer

CSHL neuroscientists reverse Alzheimer’s-like memory loss by targeting signaling protein in fruitflies

Single gene dramatically boosts yield and sweetness in tomato hybrids, joint CSHL-Israeli study reports

CSHL-Mexican team coaxes sexually reproducing plant to brink of asexual reproduction

CSHL neuroscientist discovers protein that regulates forgetting of short-term memories

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