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Cells on the Move: Exploring the building blocks of cell movement, researchers are revealing delightful dances—and changing dogma. Also in this issue:
  • Enter the Samurai: Loren Looger likes to solve other people's problems—at least their technical ones. That's working out well for his Janelia Farm colleagues;
  • Making Bigger Better: Scaling up research opportunities in introductory science courses requires a new way of thinking and working;
  • Opening the Floodgates: To speed the hunt for disease-related genes, researchers are delving into the exome, the fraction of the genome responsible for encoding proteins.

        

    To view the online version of this issue with its online extras, please visit: www.hhmi.org/bulletin/may2012.

      
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