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news archive genetic news - April 7, 2003

 
  April 7, 2003
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- Transplanted Organs Bear Perilous Passengers
Tumor cells hidden in a transplanted organ can cause Kaposi sarcoma (KS) in the organ recipient.
- Dysfunctional Gene Dooms Ovarian Tumors
Small alterations in a gene required for responding to chemotherapy can result in drug-resistant ovarian cancer.
- Target And Switch
Two studies explain how immunoglobulin genes are uniquely identified to switch and why other genes aren't accidentally mangled.
- p53 Ways To Kill A Cell
The phosphatase PAC1 is necessary and sufficient to induce p53-dependent cell death.
- Biology's Own 'Department Of Homeland Security'
Structures of the human enzyme hCE1 suggest how hCE1 is able to bind to a wide range of substrates (drugs and chemical warfare agents).
- Cancer Stems From Early Stem Cells
Mathematical model suggests that some late-life cancers may be due to defects occurring in early development.

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