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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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  • Aicohol ‘may damage a baby’s DNA’
    Authors NHS Choices Source NHS Choices 7 July 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Highlighting a report in the Independent newspaper that “scientists have identified the precise molecular mechanism” though which DNA is damaged. Keywords Alcohol; foetal alcohol syndrome; Aldh2; Fancd2; acetaldehyde; Children’s Leukaemia Trust; Fanconi Anaemia Research Fund; [Ketan Patel]; developmental defects
  • Alcohol damages DNA of unborn children beyond repair, says study
    Authors Connor, Steve Source The Independent 7 July 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Scientists have identified the precise molecular mechanism leading to the breakdown of the body’s natural defences that protect DNA Keywords Alcohol; foetal alcohol syndrome; Ketan Patel; acetaldehyde; birth defects; congenital learning problems; DNA mutation;
  • Andrew Carter: Dynein Trailblazer
    Authors Waters, Hannah Source The Scientist 1 May 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject A look and Andrew Carter’s career and the work that he is currently involved in. Keywords Andrew Carter; University of California (UCSF); Ron Vale; corgi; Venki Ramakrishnan; mRNA; Dynein; Samara Reck-Peterson; 30S;
  • Animal’s genetic code redesigned
    Authors Pease, Poland Source BBC News 11 August 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Researchers say they have created the first ever animal with artificial information in its genetic code. Keywords atom-by-atom control; nematode worms; C elegans; Sebastian Greiss: Jason Chin; The Scripps Research Institute; 21st amino acid; Jonathan Hodkin; Mario de Bono
  • Are the days of incurable diseases really over?
    Authors The Hindu Source The Hindu 20 December 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Richard J. Roberts deconstruct the unseen world of bacteria Keywords Indian Institute of Science’s (IISc); Tata Audituorium; Venki Ramakrishnan; Richardd J. Roberts; bacteria; “Why I love Bacteria”; New England Biolabs: Yersinia pestis; Ribosome
  • AstraZeneca and Heptares Collaborate on Drug Development
    Authors Duncan, Ellie Source gb growthbusiness 31 May 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject AstraZeneca and Heptares Therapeutics enter into a four-year collaboration focused on the development of new drugs targeting proteins. Keywords AstraZeneca; Heptares; Welwyn Garden City; G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs); Martin McKay; central nervous system disorders; cardiovascular/metabolic disorders; inflammatory disorders; MVM Life Science Partners
  • Babraham Institute ageing research gets £3.6m boost
    Authors BBC News Source BBC News 8 December 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Scientists in Cambridgeshire are to lead a £3.6m project looking at the effects of ageing on immunity systems. Keywords The Babraham Insitute; lymphocyte; Professor Douglas Kell; (BBSRC); Immune System
  • Biologists create self-replicating RNA molecule.
    Authors Marshall, Michael Source New Scientist 7 April 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject tC19Z, synthesised in Phil Holliger's lab, could be a version of one of the first enzymes that ever existed on our planet and a clue to how life itself got started. Keywords tC19Z; Philipp Holliger; RNA; R18
  • Bioscience pioneer is new master of Trinity
    Authors Chris Elliot Source Cambridge news 17 December 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Sir Greg Winter has been picked as the new master of Trinity college Keywords Greg Winter; Trinity; pioneer; Master
  • Building on a legacy in antibody research
    Authors Duncombe, Tracey Source BBSRC 14 January 2011 Year 2011
    Details Subject Babraham Research Campus has recently attracted some of the most exciting new generation antibody companies in Europe. Keywords Therapeutic antibodies; Jonathan Howard; Geoff Butcher; Cesar Milstein: monoclonal antibodies; Marianne Bruggemann; Maia; Michael Wakelam; Mark Doran; Alpha Biologics; Kymab; Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute; Bicycle Therapeutics; Recombinant Antibody Technologies; Crescendo Biologics; Andrew Sandham; Mike Taussig; Michael Neuberger; Sir Greg Winter; Bioenterprise Lecture; Derek Jones; Klaus Okkenhaug; Anne Corcoran; Martin Turner; RNA;
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