Cell identification and isolation on the basis of cytokine secretion: a novel tool for investigating immune responses

Article Abstract:

A method to identify cytokine secretion patterns in T cells is examined, focusing on the implications the method may have for understanding the role T cells play in immune system regulation. Evidence is presented that the method does not alter secretion patterns nor affect cell response to stimulation after removal of the agarose matrix.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, T cells, Immunological research, Immunologic research

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The early days of DNA sequences

Article Abstract:

The author, a Nobel Prize winning chemist, describes his early work in DNA sequencing and how it relates to work on the Human Genome Project. Topics include his work on insulin chains, proteins, and nucleic acids; technical obstacles; and his belief that knowledge from this project should be available to all scientists.

Personal narratives, History, Human Genome Project, Nobel laureates, Genetic research, Nucleic acids, DNA sequencers

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