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NEWS Sep 30 2005

HHMI Releases New Bioethics Resources
Sharply divergent viewpoints about the ethical questions raised by basic biomedical research show up in newspaper headlines and television talk shows on a daily basis. Yet the scientists facing these...
NEWS Sep 29 2005

Say What? Bacterial Conversation-Stoppers
While a chattering crowd of various species of bacteria is essentially a microbial tower of Babel, certain snippets of their chemical conversation are almost universally understood. HHMI researchers...
NEWS Sep 29 2005

¿Cómo? Se corta la conversación entre bacterias
A pesar de que una multitud parlanchina de distintas especies de bacterias es esencialmente una torre de Babel microbiana, ciertas partes de su conversación química se entienden casi universalmente....
NEWS Sep 26 2005

Invasive Mosquito Pushes West
A student doing research at a biological field station just outside St. Louis has discovered an invasive Asian mosquito that is capable of carrying West Nile virus and St. Louis encephalitis. It is...
NEWS Sep 26 2005

Mosquito invasor se va al oeste
Un estudiante que hacía investigación en una estación biológica en las afueras de St. Louis ha descubierto un mosquito asiático invasor que es capaz transportar el virus del Nilo Occidental y de la...
NEWS Sep 25 2005

Listeria Hijacks a New Protein
Scientists taking a close look at how a dangerous food-borne bacterium invades the gut have identified a new culprit—a molecule that normally helps hold the intestinal lining and other sheets of...
NEWS Sep 25 2005

Listeria secuestra nueva proteína
Unos científicos que observaron de cerca la forma en la que una peligrosa bacteria transmitida por los alimentos invade el intestino han identificado un nuevo culpable -una molécula que normalmente...
NEWS Sep 22 2005

Protein Construction May Be Governed by Simple Rules
Howard Hughes Medical Institute researchers have discovered that all the necessary information to sculpt a protein into its proper shape and function is contained in a relatively simple set of...

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