Genetics

MIT researchers find similar genetic culprit behind chronic infection of plants and mammals

Knowledge could result in brucellosis vaccine for humans

March 30, 2000

Whitehead scientists were able to modify genetic material in embryonic cells before using these cells to clone Tetley, the transgenic clone shown above.

Scientists develop most efficient mouse cloning strategy to date

February 9, 2000

MIT professor Alexander Rich wins $250,000 Bower Award

January 13, 2000

Research at Whitehead lab traces evolution of sex chromosomes

November 3, 1999

DNA chip method could aid in cancer diagnosis

October 20, 1999

Professor Eric Lander (center), director of the Whitehead/MIT Center for Genome Research, and Lauren Linton, co-director of the Genome Center's sequencing center, presented President Clinton with a printout of human DNA sequence trace signed by all the Genome Center members.

Lander lands at the White House and in the news media

October 20, 1999

Sharp offers parents a glimpse of genetics

October 20, 1999

In one-of-its-kind project, MIT researcher seeks the genetic blueprint for vertebrate development

Knowledge could result in new treatments for human disease

October 15, 1999

Scientists observe biological activities of 'left-handed' DNA

September 11, 1999

Genzyme CEO to speak here this afternoon

May 12, 1999

'Self-organizing maps' help analyze genes

April 7, 1999

Second grant to allow faster sequencing

March 17, 1999

Conferees to examine future of genetics

March 10, 1999

Lander elected to NAS's IOM

October 28, 1998

Study supports ancient RNA world

October 28, 1998

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MIT researchers find similar genetic culprit behind chronic infection of plants and mammals

Scientists develop most efficient mouse cloning strategy to date

MIT professor Alexander Rich wins $250,000 Bower Award

Research at Whitehead lab traces evolution of sex chromosomes

DNA chip method could aid in cancer diagnosis

Lander lands at the White House and in the news media

Sharp offers parents a glimpse of genetics

In one-of-its-kind project, MIT researcher seeks the genetic blueprint for vertebrate development

Scientists observe biological activities of 'left-handed' DNA

Genzyme CEO to speak here this afternoon

'Self-organizing maps' help analyze genes

Second grant to allow faster sequencing

Conferees to examine future of genetics

Lander elected to NAS's IOM

Study supports ancient RNA world

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