Tag Archives: Hannon

From Bench to Bikeside: when scientists leave the lab and take to the hills

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Edward Brydon

by Clare Rebbeck** As researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory we work with cancer cells day in, day out.  We hope that one day we will discover something that will change the lives of the many people diagnosed with cancer. … Continue reading →

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May: National Cancer Research Month.

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Hema Bashyam

It’s “National Cancer Research Month,” as declared by the United States Congress following a resolution introduced by members of the Senate Cancer Coalition in 2007. At CSHL, which has been an NCI-designated Cancer Center since 1987, cancer researchers are investigating cancer’s … Continue reading →

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Collaboration column: A new gene-hunting strategy locates genetic cause of a rare disease

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Hema Bashyam

With an ingenious combination of next-generation sequencing, conventional gene mapping and bioinformatics detective work, an Israeli-led collaboration that includes CSHL scientists has helped a Palestinian family to confront the genetic culprit behind a rare, hereditary neurological disease that afflicts some … Continue reading →

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