Science Nation - Sounds of Survival

submitted by: nsf

They are quiet as church mice ... or are they? See how eavesdropping on mice provides clues about how humans process sound.

Sunscreen prevention of melanoma in man and mouse

submitted by: hlpklug

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Authors: Glenn Merlino, Edward c De fabo, Margaret a Tucker, Heather lp Klug, Thomas r Fears, Miriam r Anver, Frances p Noonan, Cari Graff-cherry, Janet a Tooze

Genes, cancer and the lymphatic system

submitted by: MarkShriver

Current Yale University Graduate Student and Morehouse College alumnus, Dennis Jones discusses some of his research on the BMX gene in a mouse model of cancer progression.

TGFß & Alzheimer's Disease

submitted by: alex01

R.A. Flavell (Yale University, New Haven, CT) discusses the role of Transforming Growth Factor ß (TGFß) in disease. In the central nervous system of a murine model of AD this cytokine appears to prevent macrophages from attacking ß-amyloid. Flavell visualizes that selective blockade of this TGFß
activity could lead to the destruction of plaques in patients with AD.