Vol 6. Issue 23 / July 31, 2006
 


Researchers Unveil Strategy for Creating Actively Programmed Anti-Cancer Molecules - A study led by Associate Professor Subhash C. Sinha and Scripps Research President Richard A. Lerner has produced an anti-cancer targeting antibody, an approach that combines the merits of small molecule drug design with immunotherapy.


Linda Lukasiewicz - Meet Linda Lukasiewicz, now a recruiter in Human Resources.



Lindsey Macpherson Wins NIH Kirschestein Award

Katherine Marcucci Awarded American Heart Association Fellowship

Fundraising Event: "An Intimate Evening with Craig Chaquico"

 

 

Scientists Show Prion Disease Agent Can Cause Heart Damage

Researchers Map Infectious Hepatitis B Virus

Blood Work

Study Suggests Virus Uses Pressure to Sense when Full of DNA

Researchers Link Effects of Withdrawal to Compulsive Drug Use and Craving�

Scripps Research Holds 14th Commencement

Still on the Case

Study Results Offer Guidance in Treatment of Alcohol Dependence

Immune Response to HIV in the Brain a "Double-Edged Sword"

Lack of a Key Enzyme Dramatically Increases Resistance to Sepsis


Quantum Leap - Associate Professor Phil Dawson is exploring the potential of quantum dots for biological imaging.