Israelis win Nobel Prize in chemistry for protein destruction
Israeli researchers Aaron Ciechanover and Avram Hershko alongside American Irwin Rose won for uncovering the ubiquitin protein degradation system that marks doomed proteins for destruction. The achievement, key to cancer drug development, highlighted Israel’s first science Nobel. Rose is a UC Irvine professor emeritus. the others hold positions at Technion Haifa.
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Hungary
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Mount St Helens alert scales lowered after lull in activity
Federal scientists reduced the alert level from 3 to 2 as earthquakes subsided and ash output waned on Mount St Helens. They warned the unrest could return quickly and kept observatories, trails, and the pumice plain area closed while monitoring magma buildup and potential steam eruptions.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
St. Helens
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