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Significant advance in understanding the human genome

Significant advance in understanding the human genome

28 Dec 2004
How to uncover the secrets of disease-relevant proteins

How to uncover the secrets of disease-relevant proteins

23 Dec 2004
Researchers can now inexpensively program the chemical synthesis of entire genes on a single microchip

Researchers can now inexpensively program the chemical synthesis of entire genes on a single microchip

23 Dec 2004
New way of viewing genetic variations

New way of viewing genetic variations

21 Dec 2004
Gene expression analysis software

Gene expression analysis software

20 Dec 2004
Landmark studies that may change the treatment standards for breast cancer

Landmark studies that may change the treatment standards for breast cancer

14 Dec 2004
Start today of human tests for a preventive vaccine against the respiratory disease SARS

Start today of human tests for a preventive vaccine against the respiratory disease SARS

13 Dec 2004
New approach to genomic testing identifies women with low risk of breast cancer recurrence

New approach to genomic testing identifies women with low risk of breast cancer recurrence

13 Dec 2004
Study of early stage breast cancer patients identifies women at low risk of breast cancer mortality

Study of early stage breast cancer patients identifies women at low risk of breast cancer mortality

13 Dec 2004
Escalating costs and lengthy clinical trials are major concerns for researchers in the field of drug discovery

Escalating costs and lengthy clinical trials are major concerns for researchers in the field of drug discovery

7 Dec 2004
Children with sickle cell disease who are at risk for a stroke need ongoing blood transfusions to reduce their risk

Children with sickle cell disease who are at risk for a stroke need ongoing blood transfusions to reduce their risk

6 Dec 2004
Gene decoding revealed at atomic level

Gene decoding revealed at atomic level

4 Dec 2004
Study links a novel protein pathway to the aggressive progression of breast cancer

Study links a novel protein pathway to the aggressive progression of breast cancer

24 Nov 2004
Discovery of a new cancer gene, which, when damaged, may promote prostate cancer

Discovery of a new cancer gene, which, when damaged, may promote prostate cancer

24 Nov 2004
Evidence of exposure to a monkey virus possibly related to cancer has been found in the blood of North American zoo workers

Evidence of exposure to a monkey virus possibly related to cancer has been found in the blood of North American zoo workers

18 Nov 2004
Researchers have developed a new algorithm that can lead to more accurate detection of cancer genes

Researchers have developed a new algorithm that can lead to more accurate detection of cancer genes

8 Nov 2004
Scientists enticed back to Australia to tackle major health challenges

Scientists enticed back to Australia to tackle major health challenges

8 Nov 2004
Atomic switch capable of discriminating color in a bacterial membrane protein

Atomic switch capable of discriminating color in a bacterial membrane protein

5 Nov 2004
Studies reveal complex molecular choreography with implications for human health and disease

Studies reveal complex molecular choreography with implications for human health and disease

10 Oct 2004
Powerful new processor helps unlock the secrets of an iron-eating bacteria known as Desulfovibrio vulgaris

Powerful new processor helps unlock the secrets of an iron-eating bacteria known as Desulfovibrio vulgaris

6 Oct 2004

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