October 25, 1999

The Lowdown on Left–Right Asymmetry Working with chick embryos, Mark Mercola and colleagues have identified an early step in the development of left–right asymmetry. Their findings show that both sides of an embryo are necessary for normal gene expression on either side.

Telemedicine Can be Used for Accurate Diagnosis of Stroke Symptoms Study Finds Walking Can Reduce Risk of Diabetes

Genomics Seminar: From Sex to Drugs Peter Goodfellow, SmithKline Beecham Wednesday, October 27

Looking for Inspiration Both Out Far and In Deep MD–PhD student Alex Carter has become totally immersed in his research. He is looking for inspiration in the lab and on the street, anywhere he can find it. And lately, he sees reflections of neuroscience everywhere.

New Look at the Quad Celebration of Community Service Late last week, more photos were added of the October 7 celebration of Global Harmony/Ebert Community Service Day on the Quad. Among the festivities was the announcement of the Dean's Community Service Awards.