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MIT researchers find another way to silence genes with small RNAs

February 14, 2003

Science magazine names RNA interference research the 'breakthrough of the year'

January 8, 2003

MIT helps make RNA interference "breakthrough of the year"

December 19, 2002

Speakers clarify science of cloning, stem cells

October 30, 2002

Stratton Lecture looks at cloning, gene therapy

October 9, 2002

Extensive new study shows abnormalities in cloned animals

September 11, 2002

Drew Endy

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

August 14, 2002

Bacterial 'nano-machines' are focus of $15M grant

August 14, 2002

Drew Endy

Researchers to help take genome knowledge to next level

August 6, 2002

Professor Phillip Sharp (left), Assistant Professor Christopher Burge (center) and Center for Cancer Research postdoctoral associate William Fairbrother discuss their computational method for predicting which sequences of genetic material get spliced out. This work was the result of a collaboration between Burge's laboratory in the Department of Biology and that of Sharp, director of the McGovern ...

MIT researchers close in on RNA splicing code

July 17, 2002

MIT researchers close in on RNA splicing code

July 11, 2002

Genome-wide survey provides support for building haplotype map

June 12, 2002

HIV-1 virus production inhibited in the lab

June 4, 2002

This image shows a pair of zebrafish embryos at three days of age. The top specimen is the wild type and the bottom specimen has a mutation in a gene encoding a vacuolar-ATPase subunit, which causes the fish to have less pigment.

First genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish created by researchers in MIT lab

May 15, 2002

This image depicts a group of Zebrafish embryos at 2 days of age. The bottom (darker) pair are the wild type and the top two have mutations in a gene encoding a vacuolar-ATPase subunit, which causes the fish to have less pigment.

MIT researchers create first genetic 'recipe' for zebrafish

May 13, 2002