Keeping Medicine Away From Children

Keeping RNA away from DNA

JCB • VOLUME 170 • NUMBER 6 • 2005 862 Keeping RNA away from DNA ewly transcribed RNA represents a threat to genomic stability, say Xialu Li and James Manley (Columbia University, New York, NY). They find that, in metazoan cells, the threat is neutralized by a splicing factor that coats RNA as it it emerges from RNA polymerase. The danger arises because nascent RNA can anneal to the template DN...

Keeping the Kell away from immunity.

Why are students keeping away from wards?

Keeping the Monkeys Away from the Typewriters: an Anthropologist's View of the Consumer Behavior Odyssey

In this essay, the Consumer Behavior Odyssey is subjected to a premature personal evaluation. The project is viewed in both its scientific and mythopoeic aspects, as a significant pilot with potentially profound long term consequences.

Regenerative Medicine – not just one step away

is opening a new review series focussing on ‘Regenerative Medicine’, a logical step not just complementing the current review series. The field of regenerative medicine is just starting to be the most fascinating and controversial medical development at the dawn of the 21 century employing the new possibilities of molecular and cellular techniques for medical therapy. It seems that mankind’s vi...