news archive September 2001

• The inside story of Tangier Disease (The Scientist)

• DNA linkage map for complex diseases
• FoxM1B, the 'fountain of youth' gene?
• Nf1 gene carries messages from circadian clock
• Fly genetics used in cancer break-through
• Angiogenesis activator directly promotes tumor cell growth

• Researchers Find Enzyme Crucial to Preservation of Memories
• New Pathway to Understanding Circadian Rhythms
• Childhood Sunburn Adult Risk
• Hope For Muscular Dystrophy Gene Therapy

• Linking tylosis and esophageal cancer (BBC News)
• High blood pressure linked to the Y chromosome (New York Times)

• Protein PGC-1 Is Important In Pathway Of Glucose Production In Liver

• Thrombin Receptors An Important Target In Thrombosis Treatment
• Mouse Model For Melanoma

• Mothers transmit mitochondrial DNA through daughters only
• Flu virus becomes killer after small genetic change
• Cell communication important for gene therapy
• Genes involved i the protection against oxygen starvation
• Gene therapy may cause cancer
• Masking genetic mutations

• Key Molecular Player Identified During Brain Development
• Virtual Lesions: A Tool For Studying Brain Function
• A New Target For Alzheimer's Therapy
• Important Clues For Coordinated Brain Area Expansion During Embryonic Development
• Neurotransmitter Receptor System May Be A Promising Target For Addiction Research
• Double Trouble In Preeclampsia
• Is Old Drug New Treatment For Glioma?
• Diabetes: Compound Stops Islet Destruction
• Combating The Legionnaires' Pathogen
• Insight Into The Regulation Of An Important Cancer Protein

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