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Articles

The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

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  • Sir John Kendrew
    Authors Daily Telegraph Source The Daily Telegraph, 3 September 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject John Kendrew Keywords J. D. Bernal; Lawrence Bragg; Francis Crick; John Kendrew; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; John Pringle; James Watson; Robert Watson-Watt; Maurice Wilkins
  • Small is beautiful
    Authors MRC News Source MRC News 75: 7, Autumn 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject Development of the microsource generator for X-ray crystallography Keywords Uli Arndt; Bede Scientific Instruments Ltd; NASA
  • The double helix as a cultural ion
    Authors Kamminga, Harmke Source MRC News 76:8-9, Winter 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject The image of the double helix has become a powerful symbol laden with many, often contradictory meanings Keywords Francis Crick; James Watson
  • The Nobel Prize: Before, During and After
    Authors Peterhouse Newsletter Source Peterhouse Newsletter, No.4, Easter Term 1997 p7 Year 1997
    Details Subject Public lecture given by Max Perutz at Peterhouse College to mark the sixtieth anniversary of his arrival in Cambridge. Keywords Max Perutz; Science is No Quiet Life; Haemoglobin; breathing molecule; Lewis Thomas prize; Rockefeller University; Kelvin Club
  • The shape of things to come
    Authors Perrett, Sarah & Fersht, Alan Source MRC News, No. 76: 38-40, Winter 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject Once we understand how proteins manage most of the time to fold themselves up correctly, we may find ways to treat diseases such as Alzheimer's and CJD Keywords Alan Fersht; Sarah Perrett
  • The wonders of RNA
    Authors Varani, Gabriele Source MRC News, No. 76: 18-21, Winter 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject The neglected cousin of DNA is now known to play a key role in the regulation of the way genes are decoded to produce proteins. Keywords Gabriele Varani
  • The worm's code
    Authors Sulston, John & Coulson, Alan Source MRC News, No. 76: 30-33, Winter 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject Molecular biologists are finding insights into human genes by unravelling a simple worm's code of life Keywords Mark Blaxter (Sanger); Sydney Brenner; Marty Chalfie (Columbia University); Alan Coulson; Ian Hope University of Leeds); Yuji Kohara (National Institute Genetics, Japan); John Sulston; Bob Waterston (Washington University); Rick Wilson (Washington University)
  • Top names back college
    Authors Mansell, Warwick Source Cambridge Evening News, 23 Ocrober 1997, p.7 Year 1997
    Details Subject Glittering names from the worlds of science and sport are to back a £3 million fundraising appeal by Hills Road Sixth Form College Keywords Bobby Charlton; Colin Cowdrey; Mark Cox; James Crowden; Colin Greenhalgh; Stephen Hawking; Hills Road Sixth Form College; Helena Kennedy; Michael Marshall; Max Perutz
  • UK Nobel Surprize
    Authors The Times Higher Education Supplement Source The Times Higher Education Supplement, 17 October 1997, p.1 Year 1997
    Details Subject John Walker wins the Nobel prize Keywords Paul Boyer (University of California); Jens Skou (Aarhus University); John Walker
  • Unravelling the filaments that strangle the brain
    Authors Goedert, Michel Source MRC News, No. 76: 22-25, Winter 1997 Year 1997
    Details Subject In Alzheimer's disease, brain cells degenerate as fibrous protein deposits form within them. Now researchers are beginning to understand the molecular mishaps underlying the disease Keywords Alois Alzheimer; Philip Cohen; Michel Goedert; Michael Kidd; Aaron Klug; Frederick Lewy
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