Life Sciences
- Very Recent Evolution: Up To 10 Percent Of Human Genome Has Changed
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eliminate as many possible confounding variables as possible, and when all is said and done, we find that as ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 12 2007 - 2:06pm
- African Green Monkeys And The Evolution Of HIV
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future direction of HIV evolution." All SIVs and HIVs have a common ancestor, added senior author ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 16 2007 - 12:35pm
- Is Premenstrual Depression Inherited?
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mood disorders related to the menstrual cycle served as a comparison group. All the women provided ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 17 2007 - 12:10pm
- Scientists Show Brain Cells Need MicroRNA To Survive
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weeks almost all of the Purkinje cells had died,” Schaefer says. Whether changes in specific microRNAs ...
Article - News Staff - Jul 19 2007 - 12:12pm
- Success Of Citalopram For Depression Predicted By Gene Variation
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compare all of the millions of structural units that comprise even a tiny segment of DNA – a resource- and ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 1 2007 - 1:36pm
- UCLA Scientists Produce Functioning Neurons From Human Embryonic Stem Cells
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realization that not all human embryonic stem cell lines are born equal is critical,” Sun said. “If you’re ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 9 2007 - 10:20am
- 'Fat' Hormone Regulates Fondness For Food
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genetic disorder resulting in a complete lack of leptin. These patients eat excessively, like all types of ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 10 2007 - 1:45am
- Using MRI And PET To Diagnose Mental Illness
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disorder the patient may have. The evaluation looks at all facets of a patient’s life and clinical picture ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 11 2007 - 10:46pm
- Why Don't Sharks Have Fingers?
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and where body parts develop in all animals, including people. They discovered a phase of gene ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 14 2007 - 8:40pm
- The Circadian Rhythm Of Mouse Vision
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of mice lacking the gene in all tissues, evidence that the clock's function in the eye itself is ...
Article - News Staff - Aug 26 2007 - 6:20am
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