Cell Paperclips

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Cell (www.cell.com) is a peer-reviewed journal publishing the most interesting discoveries in biology.

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Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Hiten Madhani about his group's new insights into the mechanism of nucleosome positioning and the generation of nucleosome-free regions.

30/04/2009 Duration: 06min

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Dr. Robert Kruger speaks with Dr. Thomas Cremer about his group's study linking nuclear architecture in rod photoreceptor cells to vision in nocturnal mammals.

16/04/2009 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Chris Glass about his group's study showing that mutations in Nurr1 can contribute to Parkinson's disease by deregulating the inflammatory response in extraneuronal cells

02/04/2009 Duration: 05min

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Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Wendell Lim about how a scaffold protein influences the catalytic efficiency of a phosphorylation reaction

19/03/2009 Duration: 07min

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Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Charles Asbury about how a kinetochore component, the Ndc80 complex, can remain attached in vitro to dynamic microtubules while bearing a load comparable to a chromosome.

05/03/2009 Duration: 07min

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Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Sharp about his current research interests and his perspective on the next hot questions for the RNA field

19/02/2009 Duration: 11min

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Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Rob Martienssen about his group's study showing that flowering plants reactivate transposons in pollen.

05/02/2009 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Jean-Paul Vincent about his group's study showing that interpretation of the Wingless morphogen gradient requires signaling-induced self-inhibition

22/01/2009 Duration: 05min

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Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Lalita Ramakrishnan about how granuloma formation promotes mycobacterial expansion and dissemination during the early stages of tuberculosis infection.

15/01/2009 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Tim Nilsen about his group's study which identifies new splice site silencers and provides insight into how alternative splice sites.

01/01/2009 Duration: 06min

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Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Jun-Yi Leu about his group's identification of hybrid incompatibility genes in yeast.

18/12/2008 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Rong Li about her group's study on the evolvability of cellular processes and the role of polyploidization and aneuploidization therein

27/11/2008 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Kai Wucherpfennig about activation of immune receptors

13/11/2008 Duration: 07min

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Dr. Elena Porro interviews Dr. Michael Ehlers about mechanisms underlying the changes in synaptic strength that are important for learning and memory.

30/10/2008 Duration: 08min

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Dr. Karen Carniol interviews Dr. David Allis about another dimension to posttranlastional modifications of histone tails.

16/10/2008 Duration: 08min

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Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Elaine Fuchs about how the mammalian spectraplakin ACF7 coordinates the microtubule and actin cytoskeleton to sustain directional cell movement.

02/10/2008 Duration: 09min

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Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Ron Vale about the ability of the molecular motor kinesin to coordinate its two motor domains and travel efficiently along microtubules.

18/09/2008 Duration: 08min

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Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Drs. Laurie Glimcher and Richard Blumberg about a novel genetic risk factor for human inflammatory bowel disease

04/09/2008 Duration: 09min

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Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Svante Paabo about the complete mitochondrial genome sequence of a Neanderthal.

14/08/2008 Duration: 08min

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Dr. Connie Lee speaks with Dr. Premlata Shankar about the feasibility of using small-interfering RNA therapy to suppress HIV infection in a mouse model of the disease

14/08/2008 Duration: 06min

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Cell Paperclips

Synopsis

Episodes

Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Hiten Madhani about his group's new insights into the mechanism of nucleosome positioning and the generation of nucleosome-free regions.

Dr. Robert Kruger speaks with Dr. Thomas Cremer about his group's study linking nuclear architecture in rod photoreceptor cells to vision in nocturnal mammals.

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Chris Glass about his group's study showing that mutations in Nurr1 can contribute to Parkinson's disease by deregulating the inflammatory response in extraneuronal cells

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Wendell Lim about how a scaffold protein influences the catalytic efficiency of a phosphorylation reaction

Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Charles Asbury about how a kinetochore component, the Ndc80 complex, can remain attached in vitro to dynamic microtubules while bearing a load comparable to a chromosome.

Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Sharp about his current research interests and his perspective on the next hot questions for the RNA field

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Rob Martienssen about his group's study showing that flowering plants reactivate transposons in pollen.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Jean-Paul Vincent about his group's study showing that interpretation of the Wingless morphogen gradient requires signaling-induced self-inhibition

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Lalita Ramakrishnan about how granuloma formation promotes mycobacterial expansion and dissemination during the early stages of tuberculosis infection.

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Tim Nilsen about his group's study which identifies new splice site silencers and provides insight into how alternative splice sites.

Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Jun-Yi Leu about his group's identification of hybrid incompatibility genes in yeast.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Rong Li about her group's study on the evolvability of cellular processes and the role of polyploidization and aneuploidization therein

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Kai Wucherpfennig about activation of immune receptors

Dr. Elena Porro interviews Dr. Michael Ehlers about mechanisms underlying the changes in synaptic strength that are important for learning and memory.

Dr. Karen Carniol interviews Dr. David Allis about another dimension to posttranlastional modifications of histone tails.

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Elaine Fuchs about how the mammalian spectraplakin ACF7 coordinates the microtubule and actin cytoskeleton to sustain directional cell movement.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Ron Vale about the ability of the molecular motor kinesin to coordinate its two motor domains and travel efficiently along microtubules.

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Drs. Laurie Glimcher and Richard Blumberg about a novel genetic risk factor for human inflammatory bowel disease

Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Svante Paabo about the complete mitochondrial genome sequence of a Neanderthal.

Dr. Connie Lee speaks with Dr. Premlata Shankar about the feasibility of using small-interfering RNA therapy to suppress HIV infection in a mouse model of the disease

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Episodes

Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Hiten Madhani about his group's new insights into the mechanism of nucleosome positioning and the generation of nucleosome-free regions.

Dr. Robert Kruger speaks with Dr. Thomas Cremer about his group's study linking nuclear architecture in rod photoreceptor cells to vision in nocturnal mammals.

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Chris Glass about his group's study showing that mutations in Nurr1 can contribute to Parkinson's disease by deregulating the inflammatory response in extraneuronal cells

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Wendell Lim about how a scaffold protein influences the catalytic efficiency of a phosphorylation reaction

Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Charles Asbury about how a kinetochore component, the Ndc80 complex, can remain attached in vitro to dynamic microtubules while bearing a load comparable to a chromosome.

Lara Szewczak speaks with Dr. Sharp about his current research interests and his perspective on the next hot questions for the RNA field

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Rob Martienssen about his group's study showing that flowering plants reactivate transposons in pollen.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Jean-Paul Vincent about his group's study showing that interpretation of the Wingless morphogen gradient requires signaling-induced self-inhibition

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Lalita Ramakrishnan about how granuloma formation promotes mycobacterial expansion and dissemination during the early stages of tuberculosis infection.

Dr. Angela Andersen speaks with Dr. Tim Nilsen about his group's study which identifies new splice site silencers and provides insight into how alternative splice sites.

Dr. Britta Maedge speaks with Dr. Jun-Yi Leu about his group's identification of hybrid incompatibility genes in yeast.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Rong Li about her group's study on the evolvability of cellular processes and the role of polyploidization and aneuploidization therein

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Kai Wucherpfennig about activation of immune receptors

Dr. Elena Porro interviews Dr. Michael Ehlers about mechanisms underlying the changes in synaptic strength that are important for learning and memory.

Dr. Karen Carniol interviews Dr. David Allis about another dimension to posttranlastional modifications of histone tails.

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Dr. Elaine Fuchs about how the mammalian spectraplakin ACF7 coordinates the microtubule and actin cytoskeleton to sustain directional cell movement.

Dr. Karen Carniol speaks with Dr. Ron Vale about the ability of the molecular motor kinesin to coordinate its two motor domains and travel efficiently along microtubules.

Dr. Fabiola Rivas speaks with Drs. Laurie Glimcher and Richard Blumberg about a novel genetic risk factor for human inflammatory bowel disease

Orla Smith speaks with Dr. Svante Paabo about the complete mitochondrial genome sequence of a Neanderthal.

Dr. Connie Lee speaks with Dr. Premlata Shankar about the feasibility of using small-interfering RNA therapy to suppress HIV infection in a mouse model of the disease

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