- VOL 14. ISSUE 27
September 29, 2014
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Surprising Diversity of Antibody Family Provides Clues for HIV Vaccine Design
TSRI Scientists Awarded $7.9 Million to Develop Artificial Immune System
Helping Teens Find a Path to STEM Careers
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Surprising Diversity of Antibody Family Provides Clues for HIV Vaccine Design
A team from the Burton and Wilson labs has described how a single family of antibodies has evolved remarkably diverse structures to attack a vulnerable site on HIV.
TSRI Scientists Awarded $7.9 Million to Develop Artificial Immune System
The projects are being led by Tom Kodadek and Brian Paegel at Scripps Florida and Floyd Romesberg at Scripps California.
Helping Teens Find a Path to STEM Careers
The new Science Saturday program introduces high school students to biomedical research at TSRI.
- TSRI Chemists Modify Antibiotic to Vanquish Resistant Bacteria
- Dennis Burton: In Search of an Effective HIV Vaccine
- TSRI Panel Shares Critical Ebola Work with the Public
- Scientists Make Diseased Cells Synthesize Their Own Drug
- Researchers Link Alcohol-Dependence Gene to Neurotransmitter
- Scientists Demonstrate Long-Sought Drug Candidate Can Halt Tumor Growth
- Chemists Uncover Powerful New Click Chemistry Reactivity
- Team Finds New Calorie-Burning Switch in Brown Fat
- Scientists Create Most Detailed Map Yet of Virus that Causes Colds, Pink Eye
- Researchers Find Genetic Mutations Linked to Salivary Gland Tumors
- Team Finds Ancient Protein-Building Enzymes Have Evolved Diverse New Functions
- Listening to Cells: A Profile of Ardem Patapoutian
- State-of-the-Art Electron Microscope Opens New Vistas for TSRI Researchers
- Team Finds Potential New Use for Cancer Drug in Gene Therapy for Blood Disorders
- Scientists Pinpoint How Genetic Mutation Causes Early Brain Damage
- Scientific Art on the Fly: Behind the Scenes of the New Airport Exhibit
- Study Shows Hemorrhagic Fevers Can Be Caused by Body’s Antiviral Interferon Response
- Revealing the Molecular Secrets of Short, Intense Workouts