The goat sex researcher

Article Abstract:

Larry Katz, the chair of the Department of Animal Sciences at Rutgers University, is researching on establishing a link between goat sexual behavior and human sexual behavior. His work might help in understanding androgen physiology in postmenopausal women and might also serve as a building block for clinical research into female sexual dysfunction.

New York, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Sheep and goats, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Goat Farming, Goats, Sexual behavior, Sex, Physiological aspects, Rutgers University, Genital diseases, Female, Female genital diseases, Sexual behaviour, Subsidiaries, divisions and units, Katz, Larry

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Stem cells and gene therapy

Article Abstract:

A phase II clinical trial conducted by the University of California, Los Angeles AIDS Institute that seeks to establish the feasibility of a therapy that inhibits HIV expression through the actions of an anti-HIV gene delivered to the virus in blood-forming stem cells is reviewed.

Cell proliferation, Transduction, Transduction (Genetics), Stem cell research

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Liam Paninski: Neural code breaker

Article Abstract:

A brief profile on upcoming neuroscientist, Liam Paninski known for his remarkable laboratory work on a mathematical approach used to decode macaque brain waves is presented.

Works, Columbia University, Computational neuroscience, Paninski, Liam

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