Scientific American 1993 John Rennie - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1993 John Rennie
Balanced immunity: would killing some T cells slow the progress of AIDS?	Science and technology	John Rennie
David's victory: gene causing "bubble boy" illness is finally found. (severe combined immunodeficiency)	Science and technology	John Rennie
DNA's new twists. (newly discovered abilities)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Healing hearing: regrowing damaged ear cells might eventually cure deafness.	Science and technology	John Rennie
How many genes and Y; gene mappers find plenty, even in "junk" chromosomes. (Human Genome Project)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Kitty, we shrunk your brain. (cats have lost brain cells over 20,000 years)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Malignant mimicry. (harmful pollutants that act like estrogen)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Noah's freezer. (preserving endangered species)	Science and technology	John Rennie
No snake oil here. (animal-derived antibiotics)	Science and technology	John Rennie
SNAPs and SNAREs: protein hooks help vesicles grab cell membranes. (soluble N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive-fusion attachment proteins; membrane proteins)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Spot marks the X; in females, one chromosome may lock itself inside an RNA. (inactivation of X chromosome)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Triple whammy: will an AIDS therapy live up to its advance billing? (convergent combination therapy)	Science and technology	John Rennie

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