Trends in Molecular Medicine

How cells of repair-deficient mice handle chromosome breaks and proliferate as malignant survivors
pp. 503-505(3)
Author: Debatisse M.

RNA interference: a promising approach to antiviral therapy?
pp. 505-508(4)
Authors: Silva J.M.; Hammond S.M.; Hannon G.J.

Where do memory T cells come from?
pp. 509-509(1)
Author: Farber D.

How retroviruses ensure expression of their genes
pp. 509-509(1)
Author: Klein D.

In brief
pp. 510-511(2)
Author: O'Neill P.

Microarray expression profiling and heterozygote identification
pp. 510-510(1)
Author: Aldred M.

Hyperacidification in cystic fibrosis: links with lung disease and new prospects for treatment
pp. 512-519(8)
Authors: Poschet J.; Perkett E.; Deretic V.

The possible role of complement activation in Alzheimer disease
pp. 519-523(5)
Authors: McGeer P.L.; McGeer E.G.

A model for PKC involvement in the pathogenesis of inborn errors of metabolism
pp. 524-531(8)
Author: Boneh A.

Human complement receptor type 1 (CR1) binds to a major malarial adhesin
pp. 531-537(7)
Authors: Krych-Goldberg M.; Moulds J.M.; Atkinson J.P.

Genetically-modified-animal models for human infections: the Listeria paradigm
pp. 537-542(6)
Authors: Lecuit M.; Cossart P.

Nuclear war on cancer
pp. 543-543(1)
Author: Blagosklonny M.V.

Treating breast and prostate cancer
pp. 543-544(2)
Author: Russo J.

An early step in a long ascent
pp. 544-544(1)
Author: Wilson T.A.