Genomics and Genetics Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . June 28th, 2002
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Adrenal Cancer - Genetic mutation plays major role
Spinocerebellar Ataxia - Calcium channel gene may play a role in severity of neurodegenerative brain disease
AIDS and HIV Therapy - HIV repressor factor linked to viral quiescence
Fragile X Syndrome - New NIST procedure seeks improved diagnosis
Neurofibromatosis - Researchers identify cell, genetic environment behind nerve-tissue tumors that lead to cancer
Prostate Cancer - Hopkins researchers test new molecular marker
Asthma - Genomic study breathes new life into research
Bacteriology - Scientists sequence Nature's antibiotic factory
Brain Hemorrhage - Gene discovery suggests possible role for ascorbic acid in preventing complications in premature infants
Breast Cancer - Ashkenazi Jewish men have higher incidence of breast cancer than Sephardic Jewish men
Breast Cancer - Scientists develop immortalized cell lines
Diagnostics - Genetic test may help diagnose prostate cancer
Drug Development - Ambit Biosciences enters proteomics-based research collaboration
Familial Polyposis - Anti-inflammatory drugs fail to prevent a hereditary colon cancer
Gene Sequencing - Affymetrix, TIGR announce new GeneChip Arabidopsis array design
Hepatitis C - BioMedicines completes phase II enrollment with Omega interferon
Molecular Biology - Adult cells can reinvent themselves
Policy - WHO: Genome research could save millions in developing world
Proteomics - Accelr8 Technology introduces protein microarray products
Research - Venter announces formation of three genomics organizations
Rheumatoid Arthritis - Pilot project with genomics collaborative to pursue inflammatory disease treatments
Technology - DNA chips lead revolution in medicine
Tuberculosis Screening - Novel assay quickly detects resistance mutation
Virology - Adenovirus genes that thwart apoptosis pathways may promote viral latency
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