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Recognizing differences Teachers have their job cut out recognizing pupils in their class who are... [ more]

Killer combination Combination chemotherapy is used to treat most cancers, but the drugs...[ more]

A new look at lipids in nerves
Once myelination starts, Schwann cells have been regarded as rather...[ more]

Pancreas under scrutiny
As development proceeds, cells acquire new fates — a process that has...[ more]

Gene networks go global
Geneticists are used to thinking 'big' — whole-genome sequencing and...[ more]

Controlling death
Human bacterial pathogens are exposed to a rapid innate immune...[ more]

Acting alone
Prostate cancer is commonly treated with drugs that lower serum...[ more]

Seeing the forest for the trees
The path from molecular genetics and biology to treatments is proving to...[ more]

A new algorithm weighs in
The computational approaches that are used to identify genetic regulatory...[ more]

Expressing what's on your mind: DNA arrays and the brain
David J. Lockhart & Carrolee Barlow
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The use and analysis of microarray data
Atul Butte
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Treasures and traps in genome-wide data sets: case examples from yeast Björn Grünenfelder &�Elizabeth A. Winzeler Abstract | Full Text | PDF

Transcriptional analysis of targets in multiple sclerosis
Lawrence�Steinman &�Scott�Zamvil
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