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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.

These articles are the copyright of the originating organisation. They may be accessed for reference-only purposes at the LMB. Alternatively, you can contact the copyright holder for direct requests to access or use their articles.

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  • Worming our way to a new understanding of behaviour
    Authors Oakley, Deborah Source MRC Clinical Sciences Centre 21 August 2015 Year 2015
    Details Subject The wriggling and writhing of worms may hold clues to the inner workings of our brains, according to scientists at the MRC’s Clinical Sciences Centre and their collaborators at the LMB. Keywords wriggling; writhing; nematode worm; European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI); dopamine; serotonin; Bill Schafer
  • Z is for Zebrafish
    Authors Ramakrishnan, Lalita Source University of Cambridge Research 26 November 2015 Year 2015
    Details Subject The Cambridge Animal Alphabet , Z is for Zebrafish talks to eminent immunologist Lalita Ramakrishnan, group leader in the University Research Unit at the LMB, about her research into new ways of treating tuberculosis Keywords Cambridge Animal Alphabet; Lalita Ramakrishnan; Zebrafish; tuberculosis (TB); Sanger Institute
  • 21st Nobel Prize for MRC-funded scientists
    Authors MRC Network Source MRC Network Winter 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Three alumni from the LMB were awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, Michael Levitt, Arieh Warshel and Martin Karplus Keywords Michael Levitt; Arieh Warshel; Martin Karplus; structural studies; Weizmann Institute; multi-scale models; Nobel
  • Alan Coulson’s Science of Collaboration
    Authors Shaw, Jenny Source Wellcome Library 17 July 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Archive papers of former LMB scientist Alan Coulson have been added to the Wellcome Library. Keywords Alan Coulson; archive; Wellcome Library; Fred Sanger; John Sulston; dideoxy sequencing; human genome; ‘Sanger sequencing’; Sanger Centre
  • Arsenal owner buys Nobel Prize – then hands it back
    Authors Connor, Steve Source Independent 10 December 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject James Watson sells his Nobel medal for £3m Keywords James Watson; Nobel medal; auction; Alisher Usmanov; Russian billionaire
  • AstraZeneca arrays academic assets in Pfizer defence
    Authors Ledwith, Sara Source Reuters 18 May 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject The Reuters news agency reports further detail of a joint research fund between the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology and AstraZeneca Keywords AstraZeneca; Pfizer; collaboration; joint fund; Hugh Pelham; biotech; MedImmune; Cambridge Antibody Technology; Mene Pangalos
  • Bicycle Therapeutics Announces £20M ($32M) Million Financing for Drug Development
    Authors Reuters Source Reuters 14 October 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Bicycle Therapeutics, founded as a spin out company from the LMB by Sir Greg Winter and Christian Heinis, has secured £20m equity financing to develop bicycle drug candidates for cancer treatment. Keywords Bicycle Therapeutics; financing; bicycle-drug conjugates (BDCs); Greg Winter; Christian Heinis; bicyclic peptides
  • Brian Clark has died – marking the end of an era
    Authors Heilesen, Lisbeth Source Aarhus University 9 October 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Professor Brian Clark, member of LMB Scientific Staff 1964-1974, and founder of structural biology research at Aarhus University, died on 6 October 2014 aged 78 years. Keywords Brian Clark; Francis Crick; Sydney Brenner; Aaron Klug; Aarhus University; protein biosynthesis; Kjeld Marcker; EF‑Tu
  • City scientist Sjors really makes it matter
    Authors Dickinson, Eleanor Source Cambridge News 27 December 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Sjors Scheres named by Nature journal as one of the top 10 people “who mattered” in 2014. Keywords Sjors Scheres; Nature; cryo-electron microscopy; “who mattered”; 3D images; “blob-ology’; RELION
  • Comprehending Protein Complexes
    Authors Jaques, Helen Source AcademiaNet 19 March 2014 Year 2014
    Details Subject Interview with Lori Passmore discussing her work on complex multi-protein structures. Keywords Lori Passmore; enzymatic mechanisms; yeast; eukyaryotes; Fanconi anaemia; leukaemia; bone marrow; Poly(A); “cleavage and polyadenylation factor” (CPF); Ccr4-Not; cryo-EM: David Barford; Venki Ramakrishnan
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