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Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

12/17/2003

CSHL researchers join other scientists across the globe in the HapMap project, hoping to better identify disease-related genes and develop therapies. Read the story »

Who moved my cheese!?

10/20/2003

Neuroscientists study the neural mechanisms by which rodents use odors to guide their behavior. Read the story »

Powerful new method helps reveal genetic basis of cancer, plus surprising differences in “normal” DNA

9/16/2003

CSHL researchers have developed a comprehensive and robust method to profile the genetic basis of cancer. Read the story »

Nitric oxide regulates stem cell division in the adult brain

7/28/2003

Grigori Enikolopov and colleagues discover that nitric oxide is a regulator of stem cell proliferation in the adult brain. Read the story »

Silent DNA architecture helps block cancer cell growth

6/13/2003

Scott Lowe and his team found a new tumor suppressing mechanism, locking cancer cells into a permanent state so they can no longer proliferate. Read the story »

Researchers discover new breast cancer gene

3/26/2003

Cancer researchers discover a new gene called KCNK9, which appears to promote tumor formation when overproduced. Read the story »

Pavlov’s flies: Researchers identify fruit fly memory mutants

2/17/2003

Neuroscientists Tim Tully and Josh Dubnau identify dozens of genes required for the formation of long-term memory. Read the story »

Using RNA interference to tune gene activity in stem cells: New method for the study and treatment of disease

2/2/2003

Gregory Hannon and Scott Lowe study the role of a tumor suppressor gene called p53 on lymphoma in a mouse model. Read the story »

Researchers achieve germline transmission of RNAi “gene knockdown” in mice

1/19/2003

CSHL's Gregory Hannon and his colleague find that inherited RNAi can lower or silence a specific gene, which has implications for disease treatments. Read the story »

Designer molecules correct RNA splicing defects

1/12/2003

Adrian Krainer and his team have discovered a new method to correct RNA splicing defects that may cause diseases. Read the story »

Researchers reveal new secrets of the brain

12/18/2002

A CSHL neuroscience team finds evidence that adult brains can rewire themselves in response to changes in the world. Read the story »

Mouse genome published: Medical research to benefit

12/4/2002

W. Richard McCombie and colleagues publish a draft sequence of the mouse genome, with a comparative analysis to the human genome. Read the story »

Researchers discover new breast cancer gene

10/6/2002

Michael Wigler and his team used RDA to find the differences between the DNA found in normal cell and the cells of breast tumors. Read the story »

Study reveals clues to brain development: Visual stimulation triggers nerve cell branching

10/2/2002

Researchers find that visual stimulation leads to neurons creating new branches and increased protein activity in tadpole brains. Read the story »

Scientists enhance fruit fly memory using mouse protein

5/26/2002

Scientists have uncovered a way to incite memory enhancement in fly brains through the use of the PKM protein. Read the story »

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Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

Plotting a course to understanding human health: International HapMap Project begins the cartography of human genome variation

Who moved my cheese!?

Powerful new method helps reveal genetic basis of cancer, plus surprising differences in “normal” DNA

Nitric oxide regulates stem cell division in the adult brain

Silent DNA architecture helps block cancer cell growth

Researchers discover new breast cancer gene

Pavlov’s flies: Researchers identify fruit fly memory mutants

Using RNA interference to tune gene activity in stem cells: New method for the study and treatment of disease

Researchers achieve germline transmission of RNAi “gene knockdown” in mice

Designer molecules correct RNA splicing defects

Researchers reveal new secrets of the brain

Mouse genome published: Medical research to benefit

Researchers discover new breast cancer gene

Study reveals clues to brain development: Visual stimulation triggers nerve cell branching

Scientists enhance fruit fly memory using mouse protein

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