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HOPKINS GENETICIST GETS $17 MILLION NIH "ROADMAP" GRANT

"HEDGEHOG" SIGNAL DISTINGUISHES LETHAL FROM LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCERS

THAT STINKS: PEOPLE WITH RARE OBESITY SYNDROME CAN'T SENSE ODORS

LAST OF KNOWN GENES IDENTIFIED IN COMPLEX OBESITY SYNDROME

SCIENTISTS SUGGEST FRAMEWORK FOR EPIGENETICS IN COMMON DISEASE

ONE TASTE OF GROWTH PROTEIN AND NERVE CELLS WANT MORE

MOLECULAR MOTOR SHUTTLES KEY PROTEIN IN RESPONSE TO LIGHT

CELL DEATH PROTEIN HAS SURPRISING ROLE IN CELL MIGRATION

"MIGHTY MOUSE" GENE WORKS THE SAME WAY IN PEOPLE

STEM CELLS COMMIT TO A FUTURE OF FAT WITH ONE SIGNAL

MUTANT BIOLOGICAL MACHINE MAKES PROTEINS BUT CAN'T LET GO
Finding Overturns Long Held Ideas About How Cells Build Proteins

SUPER-EFFECTIVE "JUMPING GENE" CREATED
Discovery will reveal secrets of genomic evolution and mammalian genetics

STEM CELLS TOWARD SPERM CELLS AND BACK AGAIN: EXPERIMENTS REVERSE CELLS' DEVELOPMENTAL COURSE

HOPKINS SCIENTISTS OVERCOME MAIN OBSTACLE TO MAKING TONS OF SHORT, DRUG-LIKE PROTEINS

TWO FROM JOHNS HOPKINS ELECTED TO NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

RESEARCHERS SOLVE A NAGGING QUESTION ABOUT HOW CELLS REGULATE CALCIUM

CROWDING STEM CELLS' PERSONAL SPACE DIRECTS THEIR FUTURE

HOPKINS' YOUNG RESEARCHERS HONORED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS

KEY TO PROPER BLOOD VESSEL GROWTH IN EYE AND EAR DISCOVERED; Discovery Hints There May Be Other Tissue-Specific Growth Signals

DISCOVERY CHANGES IDEAS ABOUT DAMAGE FROM STROKES