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18-Jun-1998 12:00 AM EDT
Researcher Pinpoint Structure of Protein
University of California, Irvine

UC Irvine researchers pinpoint structure of protein that maintains energy in living cells.

Released: 17-Jun-1998 12:00 AM EDT
NSF Designation Recognizes Business School
University of California, Irvine

National Science Foundation Research Center at UCI to Form Industry-University Alliances With Unique Focus on Social, Economic Impact of Information Technology

Released: 10-Jun-1998 12:00 AM EDT
UC Irvine to Award 3,742 Degrees at 33rd Commencement
University of California, Irvine

UC Irvine's Chancellor Laurel L. Wilkening will award 3,742 undergraduate and graduate degrees at its 33rd commencement Saturday, June 20.

Released: 20-May-1998 12:00 AM EDT
Grant Awarded to Measure How Students Use Computers to Quickly Answer Medical Questions
University of California, Irvine

A few years from now, during a checkup, your physician will turn to a wristband computer and type in a few words. Seconds later, the doctor will have specific answers to questions about a new drug or diagnostic test.

Released: 23-Apr-1998 12:00 AM EDT
"Peer Court" Process Provides Promising Alternative to Traditional Juvenile Justice System
University of California, Irvine

In the first study focusing on the juvenile "peer court" process, UC Irvine professor Robert Beck has concluded that this recent and innovative approach to combating teen crime appears to be an effective alternative to the more traditional and punitive juvenile justice system.

30-Mar-1998 12:00 AM EST
Researchers Alter Chromosomes of Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
University of California, Irvine

UC Irvine researchers have found a way to introduce foreign genes into mosquito chromosomes, a technique with the potential to transform future generations of the insects so they can no longer carry deadly diseases such as malaria. The researchers report their work in the March 31 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

23-Mar-1998 12:00 AM EST
Protein Antigen Holds Promise for Better Cervical Cancer Detection
University of California, Irvine

An easily detectable protein may hold the key to more reliably warning women about early cell abnormalities in the cervix before they get life-threatening cancer, a University of California, Irvine researcher reported today.



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