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• Tackling cancer by fishing for trouble
  

  21 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  Detecting sequence-specific problems in DNA may help scientists understand genetic disorders that lead to cancer
  

• RIKEN and the IMGS host 21st International Mammalian Genome Conference

  21 December 2007

  News Roundup

• The creation of nanodevices

  21 December 2007

  Frontlines

• Spin selection
  

  14 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  RIKEN researchers are learning how to electrically control spin orientation for data storage technology
  

• Using statistics to make personalized medicine a reality

  14 December 2007

  Frontlines

• RIKEN’s ongoing quest to become an ideal research organization

  14 December 2007

  History of RIKEN

• Robotic surgeon’s assistant could be the solution to nurse shortages

  14 December 2007

  News Roundup

• Finding the path to a source of stem cells
  

  7 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  The first wave of cells giving rise to an early stem cell population are derived from cells of the neural tube
  

• ‘Nishina Zao,’ a yellow sakura cherry tree born in the RIBF

  7 December 2007

  News Roundup

• Unlocking the mysteries of a molecular motor

  16 November 2007

  Research Highlights

  A combination of experimental and theoretical approaches may help explain the molecular mechanics underlying each muscle contraction

• Looking forward at proton collisions

  12 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Asymmetry in neutrons produced by proton collisions makes a good detector for spin-polarized protons

• Sweet synthesis to aid understanding of bacteria

  5 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  A new route to synthesize an antibiotic may also lead to new drugs

• Getting out of a jam with jellies

  28 September 2007

  Research Highlights

  The isolation of a promising new protein could help reverse the economic damage being done by exploding jellyfish populations

• Core structures

  14 September 2007

  Research Highlights

  Japanese scientists describe crystal structures at the heart of antitumor compound synthesis