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Focus:
Molecular Bureaucrat Tied to Replication Approval Process
A team of researchers led by Anindya Dutta has shown that the molecule geminin inhibits DNA replication by targeting a specific replication factor. Their interaction during the cell cycle ensures that the DNA replicates only once.
BBS Bulletin
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Mentations
On The Brain
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Headlines
Parents, Media Influence Weight Concerns of Both Girls and Boys
Lower Salt Intake Found to Benefit People With and Without Hypertension
Study Quantifies Children's Mouthing of Objects
Upcoming
Peabody Lecture Series:
The Neglected Discipline: Stories About Teachers and Teaching
Michael LaCombe, MaineGeneral Medical Center
Tuesday, January 23
6:00-7:30 p.m.
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Spotlight
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Reede to Advise New Administration on Minority Health
Joan Reede, associate dean for faculty development and diversity, has been appointed to the new Advisory Committee on Minority Health within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The committee will be part of the new Bush administration.
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Student Scene
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Students Confront Death in Learning End-of-Life Care
End-of-life care is gaining recognition as a necessary part of medical education, reports Erica Seiguer. Yet about one third of U.S. medical students believe their training in the area could be improved. Seiguer found that the HMS elective on death and dying is broadening perspectives on the care of terminal patients.
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