HHMI Bulletin Spring 2005: Upfront



	Cancer and the Clock

	Fossil Genes: Another Gift from Yeast

	Modeling the Early Steps of DNA Processing

	In the Eye of a Fruit Fly

	Molecular Framework Proves a Fertile Mind

	Fighting the Parasites


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		A molecular mechanism explains why sensitivity to anticancer drugs changes with the time of day. More



		Fossil Genes: Another Gift from Yeast Remnants of genes that fell into disuse offer clues on the process of natural selection. More					Modeling the Early Steps of DNA Processing Scientist-educators—and students—join forces to solve a scientific puzzle. More


		In the Eye of a Fruit Fly At UCLA, Utpal Banerjee guides undergraduates through serious research—and into the scientific literature. More					Molecular Framework Proves a Fertile Mind Insights from a newly solved structure could lead to improved fertility drugs, or to contraceptives for both men and women. More


		Fighting the Parasites HHMI international research scholars find promising ways to target Chagas disease and malaria. More




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