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New Lab Research May Help Those Deafened By Immune System Attack

...ation test known as Western blot, is known to give accurate results only some of the time. The U-M team reported in previous paper in the Journal of Neuroscience that IESCA is identical to a protein called CTL2, or choline transport-like protein 2. In the new study, the researchers tested blood from the 63 p...

3D Atlas Will Help Navigate The Spinal Cord

...research is the rat. There is no comprehensive and accurate atlas of the rat spinal cord; indeed, the problem is greater: there is no comprehensive structural study of the spinal cord of any species, including humans. A new project supported by the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation is designed to redres...

The synapse is a shotgun

...r Terrence Sejnowski, has developed a biologically accurate computer simulation of synaptic function. The simulation combines 3-D electron microscope maps with computer simulation and physiological measurements from real neurons. Their in silico modeling indicates that the synapse may behave more like a shotg...

Sleeping beauty plays a significant role in identifying cancer genes

...r-causing genes are found and could lead to a more accurate identification of the genes, according to two stud...umors. The result is a quicker, more efficient and accurate identification of cancer-causing genes." Nancy Jenkins, Ph.D., head of NCI's Molecular Genetics of ...

New imaging technology shown to detect pancreatic inflammation in type 1 diabetes

...d glucose and full-blown diabetes. Today, the only accurate method for detecting the progression or regression of insulitis is a biopsy of the pancreas, which is almost never performed because it is an invasive and potentially risky procedure. "The most exciting aspect of this study is that it demonstrates ...

Researchers identify genes associated with lung transplant rejection

... will lead to an earlier, more sensitive, and more accurate standard test for chronic lung rejection, as well as greater understanding of the rejection process. The study is being published in the September 2005 issue of the Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation, currently available online. In obliterat...

U-M researchers identify new blood test for prostate cancer

Test looks at 22 biomarkers; results more accurate than PSA Researchers at the University of Michiga...anel of 22 biomarkers that together provide a more accurate screening for prostate cancer than the current prostate specific antigen, or PSA, test. The study a...

Clearing jams in copy machinery

...erhaps the most important function in cells -- the accurate copying of DNA during cell division. New research published this week in Molecular Cell from the laboratory of Rockefeller University's Michael O'Donnell, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, now shows that one of these proteins, the beta ...

Computers close in on protein structure prediction

...ne has been able to translate the sequence into an accurate structure," said senior author David Baker, an HHM...are able, for a subset of cases, to produce really accurate models," he said. Baker compares the computer simulations of the proteins to the problem of trying ...

New tooth enamel dating technique could help identify disaster victims

...as evaluating skeletal remains and tooth wear, are accurate only to within five to 10 years in adults, Buchholz said. The research was reported in this week's edition of the journal Nature. Buchholz said Swedish forensic scientists already have used enamel dating to help narrow the search for victims of las...

NASA satellite data provides rapid analysis of Amazon deforestation

... climate while elevating the need for frequent and accurate assessment of forest loss. In the Brazilian Amazon alone, where the growth of cattle ranching and cropland agriculture are the primary causes of forest clearing, annual clear-cutting and burning of forests cover about 7,700 square miles or about the ...

Elusive salamanders have role in developing new sampling models

...op a method to make field sampling techniques more accurate and efficient. With that information, we can improve our models, and we should be able to do a better job of predicting the type and location of suitable habitats plus minimize unnecessary and time-consuming sampling." Of more than 1,000 seasonal po...

Researchers develop new testing methods for potential monkeypox or smallpox outbreak

...such test, called the ELISA test, resulted in very accurate results (95 percent sensitivity, 90 percent specificity.) This high level of accuracy allowed Slifka and colleagues to correctly diagnose previously confirmed cases as well as confirm several probable,suspect cases of monkeypox that had remained unco...

New results validating Pall prion reduction filter disclosed at ISBT Congress

...ort-term. He reviewed the complexity of developing accurate and reliable tests that would meet the required criteria including sensitivity and specificity. The implementation of donor screening would be problematic without the availability of confirmatory assays to inform discussions with potentially infected...

New technology shows our ancestors ate…everything!

... on the tooth surface caused by use, offers a more accurate measurement of the surface's appearance and is described in the August 4 issue of Nature. "Paleontologists and physical anthropologists have had a somewhat naive view on diet, in part due to the limitations of time-consuming, subjective approaches t...

Drug resistant avian influenza viruses more common in Southeast Asia than North America

...ociety for Infectious Diseases to permit rapid and accurate monitoring of infectious disease outbreaks globally; and to serve as a central location for news, updates, and discussions of infectious disease outbreaks that threaten humans. For example, a ProMED transmission on July 6, 2005 noted that Joseph Dome...

A step toward the $1,000 personal genome using readily available lab equipment

...reagents. Their technology appears to be even more accurate and less costly than a commercial DNA decoding technology reported earlier this week. The Church group's technology is based on converting a widely available and relatively inexpensive microscope with a digital camera for use in a rapid automated se...

A 'dimmer switch' for genes

...w much information the librarian provides, and how accurate that information is, must be tightly controlled. Without the right information, cells can't behave properly, and may, as in the case of cancer, grow out of control. The connection between factors such as Ets-1 and a number of cancers prompted the stu...

California computer scientists double volume of data in NIH biotech repository

...mosome -- so-called haplotypes -- will permit more accurate study of genetic differences and their consequences for medical research and the study of evolution. Experimental methods for deriving these haplotypes are expensive and time-consuming. But now experts in bioinformatics at two California research i...

Software 'agents' could help unmask reality of disease clusters

...res often make it impossible for them to carry out accurate geographical analyses of public health concerns, a...a could provide healthcare professionals with more accurate and meaningful information without risking patients' identities being revealed. Agents are advanced...

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