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The Logic of the Response

Working at the molecular level, HHMI researchers study how wounds heal—and probe genetic links between that process and cancer. Moresmall arrow
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At Columbia University, Darcy Kelley and colleagues have a new way to teach undergraduates science. Moresmall arrow
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An international collaboration helps solve the long-elusive structure of tiny proteins that figure in major diseases such as Alzheimer's. Moresmall arrow
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Skin Deep
How skin forms layers.
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A single mutation can lead to a devastating disorder of the circulatory system. Moresmall arrow

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Discovering MicroRNA's Role in Cancer
Tiny gene regulators may have a disproportionately large effect. Moresmall arrow
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