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Jennifer Medlin
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The link between disparity and disease.
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Awards spur excellence in research.
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Sweet candy, bitter poison.
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Sister study launched nationwide.
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Benzene's adverse effects. Microarray's reveal breadth of toxicity.
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UV intensity may affect autoimmune disorder.
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New arrival: CERHR monograph series on reproductive toxicants.
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Toxicogenomics research consortium sails into uncharted waters.
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Two committees tackle toxicogenomics.
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Delitto Perfetto: foreign DNA disappears without a trace.
A group of NIEHS scientists has recently perfected a new in vivo gene modification technique that enables scientists to quickly generate site-directed mutations onto specific regions of the yeast genome. The researchers were able to create genetic mutations by inserting foreign DNA into host DNA without leaving a trace of the foreign DNA. Dubbed "Delitto Perfetto," Italian for "perfect murder," the new technique leaves behind no clue that foreign DNA was introduced to engineer the desired genetic changes. It could transform the way genetic researchers analyze how genes function and respond to human disease and environmental influences.