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CSHL collaboration suggests new strategy to treat resistant cancers

1/24/2007

Scientific collaboration finds that replacing p53 in mouse models of cancer causes tumors to regress. Read the story »

Genomic ‘firestorms’ underlie aggressive breast cancer progression

12/1/2006

Distinct genomic profiles useful for clinical diagnosis and therapy. Read the story »

The Starr Foundation launches multi-institutional cancer consortium to spur transformation in research and treatment

9/21/2006

The Starr Foundation created a $100 million grant for a wide-ranging cancer research consortium. Read the story »

Former CSHL scientist wins Lasker Award

9/17/2006

Carol Greider wins the Lasker Award for her part in the discovery of telomerase. Read the story »

Location, location, location!

8/17/2006

Brain neurons found to combine economic value and spatial information. Read the story »

Lumera invited to demonstrate its ProteomicProcessor™ at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

6/30/2006

Three week Proteomics course to highlight Lumera’s technology to leading academic and pharmaceutical researchers. Read the story »

New clues to liver cancer

6/30/2006

Researchers identify two genes that are likely to play a role in the third leading cause of human cancer deaths. Read the story »

Prozac’s target revealed

5/15/2006

Researchers identified which among several different kinds of cells in the brain is the chief target of the widely prescribed antidepressant Prozac. Read the story »

Stopping mad cow disease with RNA interference

3/20/2006

Scientists demonstrate they can eliminate the production of infectious prion proteins in livestock by using RNA interference. Read the story »

Why the brain has “gray matter”

12/30/2005

CSHL neuroscientist Dmitri Chklovskii and student Quan Wen developed a theory that explains why brain tissue is segregated into "grey matter." Read the story »

Common viruses may cause cancer

11/7/2005

Researchers find data that implicates viral-mediated cell fusion as a possible engine of tumor formation. Read the story »

Catalog of human genetic variation speeds disease research

10/27/2005

CSHL's Lincoln Stein and colleagues assist international public-private consortium that published a catalog of human genetic variation. Read the story »

Researchers discover new gene regulation mechanism

10/20/2005

Researchers discovered a new kind of messenger RNA molecule that is created in response to cellular stress such as viral infection. Read the story »

“Gramene” database facilitates global agricultural research

10/13/2005

CSHL researchers annouce the public release of Gramene version 19, an agricultural database. Read the story »

Gene loss accelerates aging

8/16/2005

Researchers have discovered the p63 gene accelerates aging in mice. Read the story »

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CSHL collaboration suggests new strategy to treat resistant cancers

CSHL collaboration suggests new strategy to treat resistant cancers

Genomic ‘firestorms’ underlie aggressive breast cancer progression

The Starr Foundation launches multi-institutional cancer consortium to spur transformation in research and treatment

Former CSHL scientist wins Lasker Award

Location, location, location!

Lumera invited to demonstrate its ProteomicProcessor™ at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

New clues to liver cancer

Prozac’s target revealed

Stopping mad cow disease with RNA interference

Why the brain has “gray matter”

Common viruses may cause cancer

Catalog of human genetic variation speeds disease research

Researchers discover new gene regulation mechanism

“Gramene” database facilitates global agricultural research

Gene loss accelerates aging

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