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Dr Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr Yi Zhong about Rac's role in forgetting.

18/02/2010 Duração: 06min

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Dr Angela Andersen speaks with Kausik Si about the role of self-perpetuating protein conformations in long-term memory

04/02/2010 Duração: 06min

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Dr Britta Maedge speaks with Dr Richard Marais about the interactions of two oncogenes and the fact that chemotherapy in melanoma is not "one size fits all."

21/01/2010 Duração: 07min

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Dr Connie Lee speaks with Diane Mathis about the Aire protein and how it may help our bodies avoid autoimmune reactions.

07/01/2010 Duração: 06min

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Dr Karen Carniol speaks with Dr Andy Dillin about how reduction of insulin signaling affects A-beta plaque formation in the mouse brain.

10/12/2009 Duração: 07min

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Dr. Emilie Marcus speaks with Dr. Stefan Thor about neuronal subtype specification within a lineage

26/11/2009 Duração: 07min

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Dr. Elena Porro speaks with Dr. Pascale Cossart about transacting riboswitches in Listeria

12/11/2009 Duração: 07min

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Dr Fabiola Rivas speaks with Gurol Suel about designing and building gene regulatory circuits in Bacillus subtilis

29/10/2009 Duração: 06min

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Dr. Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Cagla Eroglu about her discovery of the receptor for thrombospondin

15/10/2009 Duração: 06min

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Dr. Robert Kruger speaks with Dr. Thomas Jessell about what happens when a developing neuron doesn't find its preferred synaptic partner.

01/10/2009 Duração: 06min

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Dr. Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Pier Giuseppe Pelicci about cancer stem cells and how they divide differently than normal stem cells with consequences for tumorigenesis

17/09/2009 Duração: 07min

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Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Cordes about her group's discovery of the first mammalian PRE

03/09/2009 Duração: 07min

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Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Rama Ranganathan about his new model of protein sectors

20/08/2009 Duração: 06min

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Dr. Marie Bao speaks with Dr. Zhijian Chen about the role that RNA polymerase III plays in sensing foreign, double-stranded DNA in the cell's cytoplasm

06/08/2009 Duração: 05min

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Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Myles Brown about the different roles androgen receptor plays in activating genes in androgen-dependent and -independent prostate cancer

30/07/2009 Duração: 05min

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Dr. Bob Kruger speaks with Drs Stephen Smale and Ruslan Medhitov about molecular mechanisms that control rapid changes in gene expression in macrophages

16/07/2009 Duração: 03min

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Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Dominique Bergmann about the discovery of BASL, a new polarity factor in plant cells.

25/06/2009 Duração: 05min

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Dr. Connie Lee speaks with Dr. Allan Basbaum about his results on opioid receptor distribution and the implications for pain therapy.

11/06/2009 Duração: 06min

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Dr. Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Svante Paabo about the advances provided by the new study of Foxp2 function.

28/05/2009 Duração: 08min

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Dr. Elena Porro speaks with Dr. David Clapham about his study revealing a role for the TRPC5 ion channel in innate fear.

14/05/2009 Duração: 07min

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Cell Paperclips

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Episódios

Dr Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr Yi Zhong about Rac's role in forgetting.

Dr Angela Andersen speaks with Kausik Si about the role of self-perpetuating protein conformations in long-term memory

Dr Britta Maedge speaks with Dr Richard Marais about the interactions of two oncogenes and the fact that chemotherapy in melanoma is not "one size fits all."

Dr Connie Lee speaks with Diane Mathis about the Aire protein and how it may help our bodies avoid autoimmune reactions.

Dr Karen Carniol speaks with Dr Andy Dillin about how reduction of insulin signaling affects A-beta plaque formation in the mouse brain.

Dr. Emilie Marcus speaks with Dr. Stefan Thor about neuronal subtype specification within a lineage

Dr. Elena Porro speaks with Dr. Pascale Cossart about transacting riboswitches in Listeria

Dr Fabiola Rivas speaks with Gurol Suel about designing and building gene regulatory circuits in Bacillus subtilis

Dr. Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Cagla Eroglu about her discovery of the receptor for thrombospondin

Dr. Robert Kruger speaks with Dr. Thomas Jessell about what happens when a developing neuron doesn't find its preferred synaptic partner.

Dr. Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Pier Giuseppe Pelicci about cancer stem cells and how they divide differently than normal stem cells with consequences for tumorigenesis

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Cordes about her group's discovery of the first mammalian PRE

Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Rama Ranganathan about his new model of protein sectors

Dr. Marie Bao speaks with Dr. Zhijian Chen about the role that RNA polymerase III plays in sensing foreign, double-stranded DNA in the cell's cytoplasm

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Myles Brown about the different roles androgen receptor plays in activating genes in androgen-dependent and -independent prostate cancer

Dr. Bob Kruger speaks with Drs Stephen Smale and Ruslan Medhitov about molecular mechanisms that control rapid changes in gene expression in macrophages

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Dominique Bergmann about the discovery of BASL, a new polarity factor in plant cells.

Dr. Connie Lee speaks with Dr. Allan Basbaum about his results on opioid receptor distribution and the implications for pain therapy.

Dr. Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Svante Paabo about the advances provided by the new study of Foxp2 function.

Dr. Elena Porro speaks with Dr. David Clapham about his study revealing a role for the TRPC5 ion channel in innate fear.

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