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    Molecular Determinants of Scouting Behavior in Honey Bees
    2012-03-14 - There is novelty-seeking behavior, across different contexts, among honey bees in their tendency to scout for food sources and nest sites.
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    Msx Homeobox Genes Critically Regulate Embryo Implantation
    2012-02-28 - A unique signaling network regulated by the homeobox transcription factors MSX1 and MSX2 in the mouse uterus critically controls female fertility.
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    Team Discovers Microbes Speciating
    2012-02-21 - Not that long ago in a hot spring in Kamchatka, Russia, two groups of genetically indistinguishable microbes parted ways. They began evolving into different species – despite the fact that they still encountered one another in their acidic, boiling habitat and even exchanged some genes from time to time, researchers report.
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    Phylogeny and beyond: Scientific, historical, and conceptual significance of the first tree of life
    2012-01-31 - A fundamental breakthrough in biological science occurred in 1977, and most biologists did not notice: a paper by Professor of Microbiology Carl Woese that compared sequence snippets derived from small subunit rRNAs of different organisms.
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    Attack or retreat? Circuit links hunger and pursuit in sea slug brain
    2012-01-31 - In a new study, Professor of Molecular and Integrative Physiology Rhanor Gillette reports on a circuit in the brain of the sea slug Pleurobranchaea.
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    Building up actin at adherens junctions
    2012-01-18 - Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology William Brieher and Vivan Tang have published "α-Actinin-4/FSGS1 is required for Arp2/3-dependent actin assembly at the adherens junction" in the Journal of Cell Biology.
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    Lori Raetzman Selected to Present Anita Payne Lecture
    2011-12-13 - Assistant Professor of Molecular and Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience Lori Raetzman has been selected to present the Anita Payne New Perspectives in Reproductive Biology Lecture at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Reproduction (SSR).
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    Team discovers how a cancer-causing bacterium spurs cell death
    2011-11-01 - A new study led by Professor of Microbiology Stephen Blanke, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first to show how a bacterial toxin can disrupt a cell's mitochondria – its energy-generation and distribution system – to disable the cell and spur apoptosis (programmed cell death).
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    Editorial Calls for Carl Woese to be Awarded Nobel Prize
    2011-10-03 - Nature Reviews Microbiology has published an editorial lauding the contributions of Crafoord Prize recipient Professor of Microbiology Carl Woese.
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    Phillip Newmark and Milan Bagchi Appointed as Romano Scholars
    2011-09-21 - Professor of Molecular and Integrative Physiology Milan Bagchi, and Associate Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator Phillip Newmark, have each been appointed as a Richard and Margaret Romano Professorial Scholar.
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    3rd Illinois Symposium on Reproductive Sciences
    2011-09-20 - The 3rd Illinois Symposium on Reproductive Sciences (ISRS) will be held at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign on Monday, October 10, 2011. The venue of the meeting is the I-Hotel Conference Center.
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    Linking heterochromatin and gene repression
    2011-09-15 - Assistant Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology Supriya Prasanth is corresponding author on "A BEN-domain-containing protein associates with heterochromatin and represses transcription," published in Journal of Cell Science.
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    James Slauch Recognized as University Scholar
    2011-09-15 - Professor of Microbiology James Slauch has been recognized as a University Scholar. The program recognizes the university’s most talented teachers, scholars and researchers.
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    James Morrissey and Colleagues profiled in LAS News
    2011-09-06 - James Morrissey, Emad Tajkhorshid, and Stephen Sligar are featured in an article on blood clotting mechanisms in LAS News.
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    Tyrosine phosphorylation enhances RAD52-mediated annealing by modulating its DNA binding
    2011-07-30 - Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, and Biophysics and Computational Biology, Maria Spies is corresponding author on "Tyrosine phosphorylation enhances RAD52-mediated annealing by modulating its DNA binding."

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