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Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
May 16, 2022
Like snowflakes, no two cells are alike
Study shows that differences in cells’ ability to turn genes into proteins change how mutations manifest; offers insights into disease risk
Only the (insensitive worms) die young
From the Brent Laboratory (Basic Sciences Division)
So-called inactive signaling molecules make their voices heard
From the Brent Laboratory (Basic Sciences Division)
How cells sense and respond to the outside world
Cells employ unexpected method to respond to environmental cues
New technique allows researchers to see gene activity in single cells in a living animal for the first time
Novel method will allow biologists to pinpoint how random chance affects cancer, aging
A first glimpse of real-time gene activity in a living animal
New technique will allow biologists to pinpoint how random chance affects cancer, aging
Center for Biological Futures: New interdisciplinary think tank
Led by Basic Sciences Division’s Roger Brent, CBF will address challenges posed by massive gains in biological knowledge
Brent and Eisenman named AAAS fellows
Basic scientists honored for outstanding contributions in biochemistry, transcription, genomics and systems biology, and pathbreaking studies in the field of oncogenes
Roger Brent and Robert Eisenman named AAAS fellows
Both are researchers in the Hutchinson Center’s Basic Sciences Division
Molecular biologist Brent joins Basic
Former Molecular Sciences Institute director brings expertise in cell signaling pathways