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By integrating concepts of computer graphics and artificial intelligence, novel ways of representing medical knowledge become possible. They allow unprecedented possibilities ranging from three-dimensional interactive atlases to systems for surgery rehearsal
The induction of ulcerative colitis in mice with targeted disruptions of a G protein-encoding gene establishes yet another genetic link between G proteins and disease.
