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• One sugar or two?

  23 February 2007

  Highlight of the Month

  A better understanding of enzyme function using synthetic carbohydrate substrates

• Mouse resource opens a new era of life science

  23 February 2007

  Frontlines

• Using FOX to hunt for gene function
  

  16 February 2007

  Research Highlights

  Researchers develop a new technique for understanding genomes

• Not just counting sheep
  

  16 February 2007

  Research Highlights

  Research has revealed neuronal firing patterns that could help explain how the brain makes memories during deep sleep
  

• Tsung-Dao Lee won the Gold and Silver Star of the Order of the Rising Sun

  16 February 2007

  News Roundup

• Lighting up the living brain

  16 February 2007

  Researcher Profile

• How plants work with sulfur
  
  

  9 February 2007

  Highlight of the Month

  Researchers unravel a process essential to human wellbeing

• RIKEN and the Government of India agree to promote a collaboration in science and technology

  9 February 2007

  News Roundup

• Two summer programs are now calling for participants

  2 February 2007

  News Roundup

• Antimatter cools off

  2 February 2007

  Highlight of the Month

  Chilled antihydrogen could reveal wrinkles in nature’s symmetry

• How a protein regulates cell structure

  5 January 2007

  Research Highlights

  Japanese researchers unveil details of a key molecular interaction
  

• Mobilizing front-line immune defenses

  5 January 2007

  Research Highlights

  New data highlight ways in which immune cells are quickly pulled into the fight against microbial intruders

• Fast enough to fly against the stream

  22 December 2006

  Research Highlights

  Argon ions flying through a crystal get excited by its periodic structure

• A step away is a step ahead

  22 December 2006

  Research Highlights

  A reduced coupling between quantum bits and read-out circuit provides the basis for valuable information on the lifetime of quantum bits

• How cats produce their distinctive smell

  8 December 2006

  Research Highlights

  Biochemists unlock the molecular secret to cat odor

• Insights into brain architecture

  1 December 2006

  Research Highlights

  Cross talk between neurons helps generate the cerebellum