Inside job

Article Abstract:

Johns Hopkins University immunologist Diane Griffin and her colleagues have concluded that antibodies can destroy viruses growing inside neurons. The same mechanism appears to protect the nervous system, and may work in other tissues.

Health aspects, Officials and employees, Viral research, Virus research, Immunological research, Immunologic research, Johns Hopkins University, Antibodies, Griffin, Diane E.

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The uncertainties of technological innovation

Article Abstract:

Not all technological innovations, even some very good ones, go on to become successful. Inventions should not merely be conceptually appealing, they should also be realistic and practical.

Evaluation, Technological innovations

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Spot marks the X; in females, one chromosome may lock itself inside an RNA

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that the RNA molecule helps to inactivate the X chromosome. Scientists have linked the X inactive-specific transcript gene with X inactivation.

RNA, Dosage compensation (Genetics)

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