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• Filling out the map

  30 April 2009

  Highlight of the Month

  Recent findings from the FANTOM consortium spotlight new mysteries and challenge old assumptions about the mammalian genome

• Networking for survival
  

  24 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A metabolic study reveals that plant-based compounds cooperate to overcome dehydration
  

• RIKEN BRC International Symposium examines microbial resources

  24 April 2009

  News Roundup

• Exploring cholesterol function and fighting against metabolic syndrome

  17 April 2009

  Frontlines

• International approach to balancing gender participation in research

  17 April 2009

  News Roundup

• Surprise shift
  

  10 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A first-of-a-kind switch in chemical bonding by a zirconium atom spotted by scientists

• Prime Minister Aso visits RIKEN facility in South Korea

  10 April 2009

  News Roundup

• Olga Feher (City College of New York)

  10 April 2009

  RIKEN People

• Memory maintenance

  3 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  Inhibiting GSK-3β, a molecule that causes Alzheimer disease pathology, may also create memory problems

• Reciprocal communication

  27 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  Brain cells called astrocytes secrete the S100B protein to modulate the network activity of neurons

• Selectivity at the double

  27 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  A cooperative effect gives rare-earth metal complexes with two metal centers better selectivity than single metal catalysts

• Finding the sweet spot

  13 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  A previously enigmatic protein has been found to play a direct role in monitoring glucose levels in the body

• Lessons from a frustrated magnet

  13 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  A new quantum theory describes magnetism in multiferroic materials more realistically than earlier theories

• Decoding the rhythm of life

  5 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  Genomic studies have now provided enough understanding to design clock genes

• A tale of two excitations

  5 March 2009

  Research Highlights

  A new theory predicts an unusual excitation spectrum for a chain of ultracold gas atoms

• Nanoparticles get svelter in the heat

  20 February 2009

  Research Highlights

  Scientists have discovered magnetic nanoparticles that, unlike most materials, shrink when they are heated

• Bonding for color

  6 February 2009

  Research Highlights

  Unscrambling the link between molecular bonding and distributing pigment leads to potential therapeutics for a rare skin disease