news archive August 2001

• Virus May Offer A New Avenue For Cancer Therapy
• Molecule That Controls Blood Vessel Growth Offers New View Of Angiogenesis

• Does Chromosome 4 Hold the Secret to Human Longevity?

• How Brain Cells 'Remember' their Birth Order
• Firm builds world's largest library of genetic material (San Francisco Chronicle)

• Two Proteins, Pim-1 And Hepsin, May Be Useful Markers In Prostate Biopsy Specimens

• "Histone Code", Key Properties of Silent versus Active DNA
• Link between cancer gene and Peutz-Jeghers syndrome
• It is easier to clone humans than sheep
• Genetic cause of high blood pressure?
• Mutation responsible for the onset of melanoma
• Puzzle-solving in genome research
• Genome research with only 100 cells

• California company offers to copyright DNA (BMN News)
• Does imprinting make healthier human clones? (BMN News)

• A Closer Look At the Genome's 'Black Holes'

• Defects In Iron Metabolism Cause Some Neurodegenerative Disorders
• Gene Controlling Melanin Production Discovered In The Fish Medaka

• Researchers Discover New Route to High Blood Pressure
• Researchers Determine Structure of DNA Repair Protein

• Human Genome news Vol.11, No. 3-4 on-line

• Myocarditis Triggered By Serum Proteins
• One Way How The Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Tricks The Immune System
• Dendritic Cells key In Orchestrating Respiratory Tolerance
• Potential Rheumatoid Arthritis Autoantigen

• New Strategy Could Be Used To Model Diseases In Other Organs
• Regulating Susceptibility To Infection By Herpes Simplex Virus

• Mouse models of humann disease
• New regulatory mechanism for DNA transcription discovered
• Unravelling of the interactions of all proteins in an organism
• Genetic basis of unexplained miscarriages
• New gene-targeted therapy for leukemia
• Understanding How Cancer Drug Works Could Improve Therapy
• A New Diabetic Drug?

• Regulation Of Nitric Oxide Activity For Disease Treatment

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