Briefs
Understanding the insect enemy and its DNA
Sequencing the genome of the red flour beetle may give clues to the best way to eliminate this pest from stored grain.
Erasing the roots of breast cancer
Just as it takes more than lopping off the head of a dandelion to kill the weed, it may take a deeper look to cure breast cancer.
Sensitivity to anesthetics and heat may stem from one gene mutation
A gene mutation that causes a deadly response to anesthetics may also predispose people to problems with heat.
The dimensions of neurons
The marriage of a special laser and an advanced microscope gives scientists special three-dimensional insight into the functions of neurons.
A matter of health
The graduates of Baylor College of Medicine for this year face an era of strained resources and enormous potential.
