Life Sciences
- Old Cells Work Differently Than Young Ones
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protein quality control is thus a requirement for the survival of all cells. It has already been ...
Article - News Staff - Feb 28 2009 - 12:12pm
- The Yeast Pathway To Understanding Parkinson's Disease
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disease'. "We would love to be able to link all the genes that we know have something to do with ...
Article - News Staff - Feb 28 2009 - 3:46pm
- Monocytes And TH1 Response- A New Path For Vaccine Science
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response at all," Gunn said, because they wouldn't be able to mobilize dendritic cells. "The ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 1 2009 - 3:04pm
- Building Frankentissue With Inside-Out Cells
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self-assemble large, complicated structures from small, simple ones-- all it takes is a choosier joint. For ...
Article - Stephanie Pulford - Mar 7 2009 - 11:27am
- Amazon Frogs Hopped Down From The Mountains 10 Million Years Ago
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least 14 dispersals of ancestral frogs into the region beginning about 23 million years ago. All living ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 9 2009 - 10:18pm
- Can Prions Be Epigenetic Regulators In Humans?
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effect. But whether it happens out in the wild all the time, we don’t know.” Presently, Patel and others ...
Article - Hayley Mann - Mar 23 2009 - 4:52am
- Circadian Workday? 8 Hours On The Job May Have A Biological Basis
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for approximately 4% of all of the genes expressed in the liver. Additionally, 260 genes were ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 23 2009 - 1:31pm
- The Soundtrack Of Your Brain
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sound," says Burns. (It seems there's a classical genius — or maybe two genii —in all of us. Click ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 24 2009 - 11:42am
- Cholera Cases In Africa Increased Due To Global Warming, Say Researchers
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has decreased, the mortality rate continues to be elevated in almost all of the provinces, and a real ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 25 2009 - 11:04pm
- Gamma Oscillations And The Hunt For Human Consciousness
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a visual input brighter, all based on how these patterns regulate brain circuits." Because this new ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 26 2009 - 1:39pm
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