news archive April 2001

• Celera Has Finished Assembling Mouse Genome and Keeps Data
• Sweet Tooth Gene Identified
• Brain Structures Specialized For Dealing With Speech And Music
• Candidate Gene Encoding A Sweet Receptor
• Promising Candidates For Therapy In Traumatic Injury To Adult Brain And Spine
• New Drugs Against Alzheimer's Disease
• Molecular Basis For A Skin Fragility Syndrome
• A Potential Target For Developing Treatments Against Allergy Diseases
• How Our Immune Systems Defend Us Against Bacterial Attack

• Creating a Better Mouse Model of Lung Cancer
• Brain-Wiring Molecule Also Plays Role in Muscle Development
• Molecular "Gateways to Death" Identified

• Early Visual Input Important For Subsequent Configural Processing Of Faces
• Nature Insight - Overview On The Current Status Of AIDS Pandemic

• PUBLIC FORUM on e-access to primary literature at Nature
• Link Between Cannabinoids And The Normal Regulation Of Body Weight

• Forming Fibrils, The Likely Culprits In Mad Cow Disease And Related Conditions
• Structural Explanation For Some Cases Of Human Acute Myeloid Leukemia
• Cobra Venom Factor Delays Onset Of Scrapie
• New Treatment May Have Atherosclerosis Side-Effects
  
  
• Potential Technique To Significantly Reduce Morbidity/Mortality Of Heart Attack
• BMS Reveals New Stroke Drug
• A Novel Strategy Could Be Used As An Early Warning System By Immune System
• How Autoreactive T Cells Are Regulated

• Protein Has An Evolutionarily-Conserved Function In Gastrulation
• Unusual Protein Translation In Nijmegen Breakage Syndrome
• Chromosomal Region Associated With Susceptibility To Leprosy
• Study On Neurofibromin May Help Us Understand Neurofibromatosis
• A Major Genetic Determinant Of Drug Clearance In Humans
• How The Oncogene c-Myc Controls Regulation Of Cell Proliferation
• Mouse Bone Marrow Stem Cells Can Help Repair Heart Muscle

• Gene defect in toxin clearance associated with pre-eclampsia in pregnancy
• how did life begin?
• Genetically engineered skin substitute
• A worm is more like a human than previously thought
• New images of ribosomes
• Some breats cancers respond poorly to various chemotherapeutics

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