UCSF Magazine - May 2003

Two Different Worlds
The healing traditions of UCSF and the Navajo Nation unite to save children born with severe combined immune deficiency syndrome. More>
Genes, Stem Cells and Bone Marrow Transplants
A UCSF clinical research team moves closer to corralling SCIDA. More>
The Female Factor Part One: Women and Science at Mission Bay
UCSF women wind their way to the top of science, research and clinical care. Is the journey a sure thing, or a struggle? First of two parts. More>
Barbara Panning: The Y of X: Panning Ponders Chromosome Conundrum
Lily Jan: Jan Tunes In Potassium Channels
Su Guo: Guo Fish
Cynthia Kenyon: Probing the Prospects of Perpetual Youth
Kathleen Giacomini: The Future of Pharmaceuticals
Ulrike Heberlein: High Flies Have Heberlein Hopeful
Patricia Babbitt: Digging for Proteins the Patricia Babbitt Way
Susan Miller: Turning the Tables on Toxic Waste
Erin O'Shea: She Has a Love for Cool Science
Pam England: A Model of Women in Science
Carol Gross: Feeling the Heat
Jami Dantzker: Do Worms Think?
Deanna Kroetz: Exit Strategy
Holly Ingraham: Sex on the Brain
Christine Guthrie: Tales from the Spliceosome
Back Up
After years of pain, Melton Smith is now jumping for joy. More>
Twist and Shout
Probing the mysteries of disc degeneration -- and revival -- at UCSF's Ortopedic Bioengineering Laboratory. More>
Faculty Entrepreneur
Sticking to the basics has made Michael Merzenich a model faculty entrepreneur. More>
SARS Stars
Joe DeRisiand others use microarray technology to pinpoint the SARS culprit. More>
UCSF Annual Report
UCSF's budget in fiscal year 2001/02 neared $2 billion. More>

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