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Kendall Square biotech community feted

August 14, 2002

Professor Lenny Guarente examines his latest generation of yeast under the microscope.

Oxygen free radicals don't cause aging, Guarente research shows

August 14, 2002

Drew Endy

NIH center to help researchers take genome knowledge to the next level

August 14, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 14, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 7, 2002

Leonard Guarente.

MIT researcher: oxygen free radicals don't cause aging

July 17, 2002

Graduate student John Kisiday removes a sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel" from a machine that encourages cell and matrix growth.

Cartilage technique holds promise for injuries, arthritis

July 17, 2002

Ph.D. student John Kisiday holds sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel."

Technique could improve cartilage repair

July 15, 2002

Professor Vernon Ingram holds up cell cultures that he and senior technical associate Barbara Blanchard have worked with during their research on the beta-amyloid plaques that attack the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

Researchers find new cellular target to thwart Alzheimer's

June 12, 2002

Professor Vernon Ingram holds up cell cultures that he and senior technical associate Barbara Blanchard have worked with during their research on the beta-amyloid plaques that attack the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

MIT researchers find new cellular target to thwart Alzheimer's

June 10, 2002

HIV-1 virus replication inhibited in lab by RNA interference

June 5, 2002

Biological Engineering Division recognizes student and faculty accomplishments

June 5, 2002

Chemical engineering research associate Yadong Wang stretches a piece of regular vulcanized rubber. Biorubber, which is white and opaque, is stretched using the machine by his side.

'Biorubber' opens doors for tissue engineering

June 5, 2002

Research scientist Kazutoshi Nakazawa (left), Professor Susumu Tonegawa (center) and Professor Matthew Wilson stand next to the water tank where mice were tested for their memory of the location of a submerged platform.

Gene involved in memory retrieval identified

June 5, 2002

Biology department awards were made to (back row, left to right) Dobrin Draganov, Tara Mullaney, Elissa M. Schwartzfarb, Stacy Chen, (front row, left to right) Tetsuya Matsuguchi and Cindy Ku.

Six seniors honored in biology

June 5, 2002