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NANCY KLECKNER: A LIFE IN SCIENCE

Nancy Kleckner Last fall, members of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) elected MCB Professor Nancy E. Kleckner as one of three new associate members for 2004. This…

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SYMPOSIUM TO HONOR JIM WANG

Jim Wang A symposium will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2005, to celebrate the accomplishments of Jim Wang on the occasion of his retirement from the Harvard…

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BRINGING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO THE BENCH

Students (left to right) Camille Reuter and Katie Blackadar studying C. elegans. The experiment determines whether the worms move towards particular odors (exhibit chemotaxis). Approximately 600 high school…

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STRUCTURE OF A BACTERIAL CENTROMERE

The figure shows a field of sporulating cells the outlines of which are stained red with a membrane strain. Red lines across the short axis of the cells…

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ANDY MCMAHON: BODY-BUILDING, AN EMBRYONIC PERSPECTIVE

Andy McMahon More often than not, those who achieve success in their professional endeavors are motivated by an interest sparked early in life. MCB Professor Andy McMahon, with…

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MAMMALIAN SAD KINASES ARE REQUIRED FOR NEURONAL POLARIZATION

A recent study by Kishi et al. shows how research programs can take unexpected directions. The authors wanted to study how small parts of neuronal processes become specialized…

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LICHTMAN AT WORK: EYES WIDE OPEN

Jeff Lichtman Double-wide color monitors glow in the darkened room like fish tanks at the New England Aquarium. Each paired screen is attached to a highly automated, computer-controlled…

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