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CSHL Stories and Media archive for Tag: cancer

Unexpected signaling role for foul-smelling hydrogen sulfide in cell response to protein misfolding

12/13/2011

Hydrogen sulfide plays an important role in the regulation of a signaling pathway implicated in biological malfunctions linked to Alzheimer’s. Read the story »

CSHL team solves a protein complex’s molecular structure to explain its role in gene silencing

11/14/2011

Researchers discover new details of how the RNA-Induced Initiation of Transcriptional gene Silencing (RITS) complex contributes to gene silencing Read the story »

Study reveals details of alternative splicing circuitry that promotes cancer’s Warburg effect

11/2/2011

Dr. Krainer and his team discovered details of the molecular events that trigger the production of the enzyme that drives the Warburg effect. Read the story »

Study reveals new role for RNA interference during chromosomal replication

10/17/2011

A new study in Nature by CSHL Professor Rob Martienssen and his group describes a new role for RNAi during chromosomal replication, one that allows th Read the story »

Study shows how “bookmarking” genes before cell division accelerates their subsequent reactivation

10/11/2011

Researchers discover how "bookmarking" a gene pre-split accelerates its reactivation after the division. Read the story »

Relationship between two mutated genes can dictate prostate cancer outcome, aid treatment decisions

8/15/2011

Research have discovered a way to distinguish between two types of prostate cancer. Read the story »

Unconventional hunt for new cancer targets leads to a powerful drug candidate for leukemia

8/3/2011

Researchers find an unconventional RNAi-based approach to pinpoint a new therapeutic target and drug candidate for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Read the story »

Incurable’s remarkable book party

5/25/2011

Incurable: A Life After Diagnosis, from CSHL Press, follows trustee Charlie Harris's thoughts post-cancer diagnosis. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory scientists trace a novel way cells are modified in cancer

10/2/2008

A splicing factor targets known cancer-related proteins. Read the story »

Scientists discover a mechanism that can send cells on the road to cancer

4/22/2008

Adenoviral protein E1A binds to p400, stabilizing Myc, an oncoprotein. Read the story »

CSHL research ties harmless viruses to cancer

2/22/2007

Current Biology publishes “A Virus Causes Cancer by Inducing Massive Chromosomal Instability through Cell Fusion.” 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 »

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