Authors Josh Sanes (left) and Brendan Lilley Directional flow of information within the nervous system depends upon the ability of neurons to divide themselves into discrete compartments. Most…
Planning Committe (L to R): Cheryl Hutt, Celia Shneider, Barbara Cerva, Corinna Rohse and Stephanie Levinson Vicky and Bess, the two rhinoceros sculptures outside the Bio Labs Building,…
From L to R: Ann Pearson, Michael Brenner, Reid Leonard of Merck, Craig Hunter, Brian Chen, Iftach Nachman, and Catherine Dulac The recipients of the 2007 Merck Genome-Related…
Authors (left to right): Francesco DiGiorgio, Monica Carrasco, Tom Maniatis, Michelle Siao, Kevin Eggan Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a devastating…
Authors Erin K. O'Shea (left) and Recent work by the O’Shea lab offers new insight into metabolic processes. Cell metabolism engenders many secondary products, metabolites, that play crucial…
Friday April 27th, 2007 Sherman-Fairchild Room 102 7 Divinity Avenue, Harvard University Every year, second year students from the Genetics and Genomics Training Program host a symposium that…
Authors Michael Fox (left) and Josh Sanes The synapse is the heart of the nervous system, the site at which information is processed and passed between cells. Proper…
Authors (left to right) Maria Neimark Geffen, Saskia E. J. de Vries and Markus Meister The eye communicates to the brain all the information needed for vision in…
On Saturday, April 21, a day-long symposium will be held at Harvard on "New Directions in Quantitative Biology". Sponsored by Harvard’s Division of Life Sciences and hosted by…
(l to r) Authors Wilhelm Weihofen, Rachelle Gaudet and Christian Schlieker Herpesviruses (members of the Herpesviridae family) are widespread pathogens, causing disease in humans and animals. The family…
