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RNA and U with fifth-year student Jack Walleshauser

12/10/2014

Jack Walleshauser wins the student poster prize at the 2014 in-house symposium. Read the story »

Knowing what to keep and what to trash: How an enzyme distinguishes cellular messages

8/3/2014

Molecular structure reveals how a protein reads RNAs to preserve stem cell identity Read the story »

Biologists characterize enzymatic identity of key player in generating genome-protecting piRNAs

10/11/2012

Scientists work to understand the earliest steps in a process that protects animal genomes from potentially dangerous genetic elements 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 »

CSHL structural biologists reveal novel drug binding site in NMDA receptor subunit

6/16/2011

Researchers create detailed blueprint of the allosteric site where phenylethanolamines bind to the receptor for future neurological treatments Read the story »

CSHL structural biologists reveal molecular architecture of key NMDA receptor subunit

4/26/2011

Structure of GluN2D subunit when docked with certain neurotransmitters helps explain the receptor's slow deactivation. Read the story »

CSHL researchers explain process by which cells “hide” potentially dangerous DNA segments

4/9/2009

Chp1, a histone-binding protein, helps recruit molecular machinery that establishes heterochromatin “silencing” domains Read the story »

Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory discover new details of a gene-regulatory network governing metabolism

2/22/2008

Researchers discover how yeast cells, through the action of genes, adjust their metabolism in response to changes in their sources of food. Read the story »

Structural basis of malaria infection

7/28/2005

Researchers determine the molecular structure of a protein that enables malaria parasites to invade red blood cells. Read the story »

The beak of the squid*: Researchers reveal Argonaute2 protein as the catalytic engine of mammalian RNA interference

7/28/2004

Two studies find that Argonaute2 is the element responsible for the cutting action that carries out RNAi-mediated messenger RNA cleavage. Read the story »

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