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Thursday, June 7, 2001 • Vol 7, Issue 11

Photo by Clay Eals

Linda Clarke, director of the Technology Transfer Office, consults with Dr. David Hockenbery of the Clinical Research Division about a patent covering both a drug that treats multiple myeloma and the process used to create it. Lab technician Tori Yamamoto works in the background.

SCIENCE ARTICLES

From idea to action: Talk with us early,' Center's Technology Transfer Office tells Hutch scientists who work on research inventions

Communicating cell-to-cell: Soriano lab identifies key players in the development of vascular system, skeleton of mammals

Powerful insight in a small model: Christopher Kemp's lab investigates formation of tumors in mice

Hutch, UW to house one of five centers on mouse genomics

Combo anti-HIV vaccine excites Hutch researchers

Drops in the nose could mean drop in ovarian cancer

HRT for invasive breast cancer points to less recurrence

Machia prevention article details breast-cancer risk, tamoxifen

Yee receives fellowship from Runyon-Winchell foundation

Funds available for translational ovarian cancer research

Structural biologist Ferr?-D'Amar? receives Rita Allen scholar award

GENERAL ARTICLES

Employee Assistance Program gets new provider: Working Solutions

Kleinschmidt donation of $1.8 million targets prostate cancer, lymphoma

BRIEFS

Forum today at 11:30 will explore Hutch Kids enrollment policy

Gear up for Day of Caring, set by United Way for Friday Sept. 14

Melatonin/hormone study seeks female participants 20-40

Mother-son pair arrested May 22 following quartet of assaults

Human-subjects training session coming Friday, April 6, in Pelton

Two chances to help local blood, marrow supply: Friday and June 9

Women's, co-ed soccer teams seek players for summer season

Web Watch: Consumer-protection info available on-line

Lending a hand to colon-cancer screening