Salk In The Media
December 2011
Salk Findings can Lead to Safer Asthma, Allergies and Arthritis Treatments
Med India
Gene-tweaking creates super-strong mice
Discovery May Lead to Safer Treatments for Asthma, Allergies and Arthritis
Science Daily
Local Researchers Develop Drug To Battle Alzheimer's
10 News
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Salk Stem-Cell Research Shows Promise in Sickle-Cell Disease
La Jolla Patch
Safe Way to Repair Sickle Cell Disease Genes, Study Suggests
Science Daily
November 2011
AIDS: 30 Years of progress and promise assisted by La Jolla researchers
La Jolla Light
Stem cell science gets new home in La Jolla: Scientists from three San Diego research institutions will combine forces at new center
SignOn San Diego
Tweaking gene turns tissues into super muscles
MSN News
Research on fruit fly intestines by San Diego scientists -- may reveal the secret to vitality
KPBS
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Brain cell genomes show their individuality
Nature Blogs
Understanding the Human Brain
sciencemag.org
Fruit fly intestine hold the key to fountain of youth?
MSN News
October 2011
Check It Out: Salk Institute
UnionTribune/SignonSanDiego
Williams syndrome shows gene-behavior links: Key to autism?
CBS News
Eyes Are the Windows to the Soul; Skin Is a Window to the Brain
Discover Magazine
Super-social gene may hold clues to autism, other disorders
Today MSNBC
Salk biologist named editor of a top science journal
SignOn San Diego
Salk Life through a Microscope
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Salk finds possible way to combat deadly infant disorder
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSan Diego
Salk Gets $4.5M Grant for Brain Research Center
San Diego Business Journal
Growing Schizophrenic Brain Cells In A Dish Helps Neuroscientists Study Mental Illness Up Close
Popular Science
Salk Institute gets $4.5M neuroscience grant
North County Times
Genetic Alarm Clock - Researchers identify a gene that wakes people up from sleep each day
The Scientist
What Wakes You Up - There's A Gene For That
KPBS
How your internal alarm clock works
Globe and Mail
September 2011
Salk finds gene that helps wake people up
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Salk Institute's Fred Gage receives NIH award for transformative research
North County Times
Salk scientists find could advance diabetes drugs
La Jolla Light
Bionic Bacteria: Superbug Potential For Organic Drugs And Biofuel
KPBS
Salk scientist garners grant to study how astrocytes impact neural behavior
BioOptics World
Salk scientist earns Whitehall Foundation grant
The Daily Transcript
Non-genetic inheritance demonstrated over multiple generations
North County Times
Hidden code in DNA ''evolves more rapidly than genetic code''
MSN News
Research explains mystery of the BRCA1 breast cancer gene
SignOn San Diego
Salk Researchers Discover How Defective Gene Leads To Cancer
KPBS
Breast-cancer gene keeps DNA under wraps
Nature
Salk Institute Announces New Cancer Findings
10 News
The battle of the morphogens: How to get ahead in the nervous system
First Science
August 2011
Gleek$ Turn out at Salk Institute
NBC San Diego
Halfway point for 1,001 genomes quest
NatureNews
Symphony tunes up for evening with Idina
Sign On San Diego
Salk Institute named global leader in plant biology research
First Science
Read, delete and grow
Innovations Report
San Diego's Salk Institute - Paving Way To Feed World
KPBS
Working in an office is bad for your brain
The Telegraph
Double-duty discovery
Nature Medicine
Mapping plant protein interactions
La Jolla Light
Mapping proteins in a mustard plant
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
July 2011
Largest-ever Map of Interactions of Plant Proteins Produced
Kansas City InfoZine
Largest-ever Map of Interactions of Plant Proteins Produced
Kansas City InfoZine
Mental Illness in a Dish
Scientific American
Engineered mice can run longer; how will that affect humans?
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Blood cells produced from human stem cells
La Jolla Light
Salk Science Star Rusty Gage Takes Helm of International Stem Cell Group
North County Times
Missing Gene Helps Mice Run for Hours
Science News
Blood Cell Production Enhanced with New Method
Top News
Salk researcher a Rita Allen Scholar
La Jolla Light
Stem Cells: Nearing Goal of Using Patient's OwnCells to Make Stem Cells to Replace Lost or Diseased Tissue
Science Daily
Renewal of Agreement between Ipsen and the Salk Institute Supports Cutting-Edge Research
Yahoo Finance
Salk plant biologist named to key post
La Jolla Light
Is Autism a Product of the Environment? New study discounts genetics
SanDiego.com
'Unnatural' chemical helps reveal protein action in brain cells
R & D Mag
June 2011
The genome guardian's dimmer switch: Regulating p53 is a matter of life or death
FirstScience.com
Salk study shows strawberries may keep doctors away
San Diego Fox 5
Strawberries can reduce kidney failure in diabetics
San Diego Union Tribune/SignonSanDiego
Study: Strawberries Offer Many Health Benefits
Channel 10/KGTV
Strawberries may help treat diabetes
Yahoo/Lifestyle
Salk Institute Professor Receives Trio of Honors
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine
Salk scientist Joseph Ecker, appointed as HHMI-GBMF Investigator
First Science.com
An Honor for Genome Work on 'Not Just Another Weed'
San Diego Metro
Salk Institute saluted as Partner in Education
La Jolla Light
May 2011
Salk scientist Joanne Chory lauded
La Jolla Light
Salk Institute names duo to Dulbecco, Guillemin chairs
La Jolla Light
Salk Institute Researcher Receives Royal Honor
San Diego Metro
Local researchers discover how to replace defective genes
KFMB-TV
Salk Researchers Edit Diseased Gene via Mutation-Free DNA Molecules
San Diego News
Salk discovery could lead to new diabetes drugs
San Diego Union
Salk researchers announce diabetes breakthrough
San Diego Daily Transcript
Local Researchers Make Major Diabetes Breakthrough
NBC
April 2011
SCIENCE: Salk researchers find new cancer trigger
North County Times
Schizophrenia Breakthrough By Salk Institute
KPBS
Salk Institute Rewards Six Researchers
San Diego Metropolitan Magazine
What Schizophrenia Looks Like
BigThink
Schizophrenia 'in a dish'
NatureNews
Salk Institute is keeping a secret
San Diego Union Tribune
Engineered Mice Make Better Choices
Technology Review/MIT
How Do Neurons in the Retina Encode What We 'See'?
Science Daily
Salk researcher wins major award from Indiana University
San Diego Daily Transcript
March 2011
Customer Service and Training Benefit Research Facility
Securitas
Salk Institute pushes limits of biological imaging
Optics.org
MASTERPIECES - Salk Institute for Biological Studies
New hardware to enable a computational brain
ITnews - Australia
Salk taps into interrupting the aging process
Reverse engineering the brain
COSMOS - Australia
Drug cures baldness... in mice
Video Feature: Aging, interrupted
February 2011
Hungering for longevity—Salk scientists identify the confluence of aging signals
Tumor cells thwart treatment with unusual morphing
Photonics, life sciences converge at Salk Institute
Prebys donates $2 million to Salk Institute
Lab notes: Recent discoveries at the region's top science institutions
Research Report: Reprogramming cells leads to errors
Salk opens biophotonics center
Study: Heart disease, inflammation, linked by heredity
Salk scientist gets $2.3 million to study Parkinson's
