news archive November 2001

• a personal view of genomics (The Scientist)

• new Society to focus on Human Genome Variation

• Look beyond race in genetic studies (BMN News)
• Molecular basis of mental retardation uncovered
• Arsenic and old telomeres
• Gen chip technology dramatically improved
• Women's risk of Alzheimer's disease linked to gene sequence
• Lymphoma gene found
• Regulating DNA methylation
• Cardiac gene linked to SIDS
• Potential of pharmacogenomics highlighted
• multiple genes involved in Parkinson's disease
• Gene chips bring new order to lung cancer types
• VEGF gene therapy can imporve heart function
• Resolvase: the enzyme responsible for cutting the holliday junction

• Painkillers Bust Alzheimer's Plaques

• Structural Insight Into A Parkinson's Disease Drug Target
• TNF-Alpha Helps Repair Damaged Axons

• HIV: A New Vaccine And New Knowledge On Infection Tactics
• Scientists Discover Why Lupus Affects The Nervous System
• Therapy For Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
• Sequential Viral Infections Can Be Good
• Dendritic Cells Need CD4 T Cells To Activate Killer T Cells
• A Possible Explanation For Maternal Tolerance

• The gene that regulates brain stem cells
• Gene controls neural stem cell growth
• HIV gene causes formation of nuclear herniations halting cell division
• Yale researchers develop first microarray chip for complete analysis of proteins
• Foxo1 and the insulin resistance of cultured kidney cells
• THEMATICS: a new method to determine protein function
• Genomics used in drugtesting

• Scientists Find Signs Of Future Genetic Disorder In Parents' Chromosomes
• Studies Get A Handle On Male Infertility
• The Whys And Hows Of Huntington Disease
• Virus Therapy For Cancer
• Growing Your Own Blood Vessels

• Italian doctor wants to clone human in Britain (The Times)

• Research Holds Promise For Development Of New Approaches For The Treatment of Anthrax
• The Shape Of Salmonella's System
• Hands Seek Symmetry
• Lower Leptin Fattens Humans
• Stem Cell Research (Nature Supplement)

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