Infrastructure Awards in Aging 1998

Kenneth Paigen, Ph. D. Jackson Laboratory	Genetic Resources Building 1998 Infrastructure Award in Aging Genetically defined mice have become the models of choice for an array of diseases associated with aging. The Jackson Laboratory has long been a national resource for the development, analysis, and distribution of laboratory mice that serve as models for studying human biology and disease. The Jackson Laboratory's genetic resources incorporate the largest collection of... (more)
Ellis Rubenstein, Ph. D. American Association for the Advancement of Science	Science of Aging Knowledge Environment. (SAGE KE) 1998 Infrastructure Award in Aging The Ellison Medical Foundation is funding the development of a web-based system for organizing scientific information in science of aging to aid in information sharing amongst researchers in the field. This system collects,vets, selects, organizes, aggregates and gives value to on-line information. Editors, librarians, and scientists have developed... (more)