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E. COLI SWIM ON THE RIGHT-HAND SIDE

Real-time movie of E. coli cells swimming in 10 micron wide, 1.5 micron high, poly(dimethylsiloxane) microchannels with soft, agar floors. The majority of cells are swimming on the…

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CHROMOSOME AND REPLISOME DYNAMICS IN E. COLI

Figure 1: E. coli cell just prior to cell division with classic terminus-in / origin-out configuration.  Origin (blue) and terminus (red) loci were visualized by FISH, and the…

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RICHARD LOSICK ELECTED TO AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

"It’s really a great honor to have been elected," says Richard Losick. "It came as quite a surprise. I’m enormously flattered and I look forward to participating in…

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PAMELA BJÖRKMAN TO GIVE BLOCH LECTURE

Pamela Björkman Björkman research images. Click image for full size and description. Pamela Björkman returns to MCB on Thursday, June 2nd, to deliver the 20th Konrad Bloch Lecture. …

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THINKING ABOUT THOUGHT: FIRST ANNUAL MBB GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE

Students, faculty and fans of cognitive science gathered last week in the churchlike setting of Harvard’s Andover Hall to hear from a polyglot assortment of philosophers, linguists, computer…

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THE RETURN OF THE RHINOS

The MCB rhinos survey the new courtyard Bessie and Victoria are back, but from where? Nearly two years have passed since the rhinos disappeared in the summer of…

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JOHN DOWLING GIVES HIS LAST LECTURE IN BS 80

John Dowling(photo by Charles Cochran) View slide show May 10, 2005 marked the end of an era, both for Professor John Dowling and Biological Sciences 80 ("Introduction to…

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THE FIRST ANNUAL MBB GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE, MAY 12-13

The Mind/Brain/Behavior Interfaculty Initiative (MBB) is an interdisciplinary community of investigators and students, whose aim is a better understanding of the nature and function of the brain. MBB…

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DEVELOPMENTAL COMMITMENT IN B. SUBTILIS

Richard Losick and Jonathan Dworkin In 1918, German embryologist Hans Spemann took an early newt embryo and removed some cells that were destined to become skin. He transplanted…

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