Working Out the Kinks: Fly enzyme reverses protein damage, extends life-span (Protein damage)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (19 December 2001)

Hard Times Teach Life-Extending Lessons  Hints of a nematode hormone that might shed light on aging.
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (12 December 2001)
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Oh, Behave! SASsy protein team's paradoxical effects on gene silencing still confound researchers (Chromatin structure/Gene regulation)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (5 December 2001)

Clocked Out: Mice missing clk-1 die young (Mitochondrial respiration)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (5 December 2001)

Death in the Balance: Pro- and antiapoptotic proteins counteract each other in vivo (Apoptosis)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (28 November 2001)

Skeleton Crew: Disease gene points to new bone-building signal (Osteoporosis)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (28 November 2001)

ATR Takes ATRIP to Fix Defects: Protein partners watch over the genome (DNA damage)  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (28 November 2001)

Cellular Superfund Site: Not your usual superoxide source?  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (14 November 2001)

More Than a Painkiller: Ibuprofen's hidden talent thwarts Alzheimer's disease  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (7 November 2001)

Ebb Tide: Brain center linked to decrease in egg-producing waves  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (7 November 2001)

They're Alive! Protein potion brings senescent cells back from the (un)dead  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (31 October 2001)

Bye-bye Birdie: Short-lived fryers less resistant to molecular pecking than long-lived fliers  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (31 October 2001)

Protective Pas de Deux? A new partner might help Werner syndrome protein safeguard the genome during replication  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (24 October 2001)

Strong Muscles, Strong Tumors? Growth hormone's effects on cancer cells raise concerns about therapy  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (24 October 2001)

Genetic Ducklings: Putting aging genes in a row  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (17 October 2001)

Faustian Bargain: Cellular senescence at first prevents, later promotes, cancer  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (17 October 2001)

Passing the Baton: New gene might get the handoff from growth hormone  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (10 October 2001)

Wild Thing: Less-domesticated mice harbor genetic secrets to long life  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (10 October 2001)

Memory and Learning: Cdk5 tells a tail to remember  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (3 October 2001)

Immune System Resuscitation: T cells from old mice get vitamin E's personal attention  
R. John Davenport
Science's SAGE KE (3 October 2001)