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CSHL neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits

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 »

Structure-building role for two non-coding RNAs is pinpointed by CSHL scientists

3/3/2009

MENε and MENβ act as structural components for a domain in the cell nucleus called paraspeckles Read the story »

Scientists at CSHL discover mobile small RNAs that set up leaf patterning in plants

3/1/2009

Small RNAs act like morphogens in helping to define the boundary between the top and bottom sides of leaves Read the story »

CSHL researchers identify gene whose function explains how plant cells keep tiny communication channels open

2/17/2009

GAT1 encodes an enzyme that maintains flow of information through transport channels Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover how “companion” cells to sperm protect them from genetic damage

2/6/2009

Small RNAs generated in companion cells enter neighboring sperm nuclei and inactivate harmful DNA Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover link between control of chromosome duplication and segregation

2/6/2009

Team finds that Orc1 prevents excess centrosome duplication during cell division. Read the story »

CSHL scientists clarify “editing error” underlying a devastating genetic neurodegenerative disease

1/28/2009

Research uncovers new details about how a gene mutation causes a cellular editing error resulting in pontocerebellar hypoplasia (PCH). Read the story »

CSHL scientists find a new class of small RNAs and define its function

1/27/2009

Small, stable RNAs clipped from mature protein-coding RNAs can regulate gene expression. Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover new way in which ubiquitin modifies transcriptional machinery to regulate gene activity

12/17/2008

In yeast, Asr1 ‘glues’ ubiquitin to specific spots in the enzyme that copies DNA into RNA. Read the story »

CSHL researchers map changing epigenetic modifications that enable mobile genetic elements to run amok

12/10/2008

A shift in the pattern of small RNAs occurs in continuously dividing cells as their genomes become epigenetically reprogrammed. Read the story »

CSHL scientists discover a new way in which epigenetic information is inherited

12/1/2008

A class of small RNAs inherited from the mother determines offspring’s fertility trait. Read the story »

CSHL scientists show how a protein that orients cells in breast tissue prevent them from becoming cancerous

11/26/2008

Proteins that control cell shape are a new class of molecules that regulate cancer Read the story »

Scientists at CSHL uncover new RNA processing mechanism and a class of previously unknown small RNAs

11/26/2008

Research sheds light on possible functions of abundant 'non-coding' RNA molecules Read the story »

Three studies by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory scientists appear in the latest issue of Cell

11/26/2008

Three separate research teams, each led by faculty at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL), report results in the journal Cell on Nov. 26. Read the story »

Science teams at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory identify 13 new tumor-suppressor genes in liver cancer

11/17/2008

A powerful new approach to validate linkages between suspect genes and their functional contributions to cancer. Read the story »

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CSHL neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits

CSHL neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits

Structure-building role for two non-coding RNAs is pinpointed by CSHL scientists

Scientists at CSHL discover mobile small RNAs that set up leaf patterning in plants

CSHL researchers identify gene whose function explains how plant cells keep tiny communication channels open

CSHL scientists discover how “companion” cells to sperm protect them from genetic damage

CSHL scientists discover link between control of chromosome duplication and segregation

CSHL scientists clarify “editing error” underlying a devastating genetic neurodegenerative disease

CSHL scientists find a new class of small RNAs and define its function

CSHL scientists discover new way in which ubiquitin modifies transcriptional machinery to regulate gene activity

CSHL researchers map changing epigenetic modifications that enable mobile genetic elements to run amok

CSHL scientists discover a new way in which epigenetic information is inherited

CSHL scientists show how a protein that orients cells in breast tissue prevent them from becoming cancerous

Scientists at CSHL uncover new RNA processing mechanism and a class of previously unknown small RNAs

Three studies by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory scientists appear in the latest issue of Cell

Science teams at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory identify 13 new tumor-suppressor genes in liver cancer

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