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Articles flagged here look into a possible way to control proliferation of cancer cells, the origins of some common birth defects, and mechanisms of catalysis of a tRNA synthetase and two aminotransferases.
Highlights this month include a strategy to contain arterial damage, a new gene predisposing to obesity, insight into the role of calcium in the blood clotting cascade and the 'reading-head' activity of DNA-binding proteins.
As a service to those readers of Nature who do not see its sister journals regularly, the following pages refer to some of the content of Nature Genetics, Nature Structural Biology and Nature Medicine.
As a service to those readers of Nature who do not see its sister journals , the following pages refer to some of the content of Nature Genetics, Nature Structural Biology and Nature Medicine.
