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Study finds evolution doesn't always favor bigger animals

...esigned and conducted the study while postdoctoral fellow at UCSD. "Scientists have been interested in how body size evolves for a long time, but there is a lot of uncertainty about what factors are most important in determining whether animals get bigger or smaller over time," added Hunt, now a curator a...

How 'hot' emotional brain interferes with 'cool' processing

... Veterans Administration. Dolcos is a postdoctoral fellow and McCarthy is director of the Duke-UNC Brain Imaging and Analysis Center ( http://www.biac.duke.edu /), where the studies took place. In their experiments, the researchers asked volunteer subjects to memorize sets of images of three human faces. ...

Wisconsin scientists find a way to make human collagen in the lab

...n professor of biochemistry who, with postdoctoral fellow Frank W. Kotch, authored the new PNAS study. Scientists have been seeking a way to make synthetic collagen for at least 30 years. In clinical settings, human collagen would be preferred over bovine collagen because the material now gleaned from cow...

Common enzyme is a key player in DNA repair

...uate student Daniel Jarosz and former postdoctoral fellow Veronica Godoy revealed that when bacteria that are missing DinB are exposed to a chemical that causes DNA damage, these bacteria are 1,000 times more likely to die than normal bacteria. Godoy is now an assistant professor of biology at Northeastern ...

Scientists reveal how deadly toxin hijacks cells

... toxicology; Camin Dean, a UW-Madison postdoctoral fellow in physiology; and Roger Janz, a researcher with joint appointments at W.M. Keck Center for Learning and Memory and the department of neurobiology and anatomy at the University of Texas-Houston Medical School. ...

Movement of chromosome in nucleus visualized

...ne Carpenter at UIUC, currently at a post-doctoral fellow at M.I.T., and Beata Fuchsova and Terezina Johnson at UIC. ...

Researchers unravel DNA tangles and enzyme seamstresses

...lead author, Zhirong Liu, is a U of T postdoctoral fellow in Chan's research group. "These are the same general principles that can be applied to other areas of science and engineering to address various entanglement problems," Chan says. The curved distinctions between DNA strands may allow the seamstress...

Deep-rooted plants have much greater impact on climate than experts thought

... Berkeley graduate student and now a post-doctoral fellow here. Dawson, Lee and their colleagues, including Inez Fung of UC Berkeley, reported their findings last month in the Dec. 6 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Fung is director of the Berkeley Atmospheric Sciences Center, ...

When good DNA goes bad

...ct on the DNA stability. To do that, post-doctoral fellow Guliang Wang, Ph.D., made pieces of DNA designed to form the Z-DNA shape. The researchers then introduced these segments of DNA, called plasmids, into bacterial cells and human cells in the laboratory. They then broke apart the cells and examined w...

New brain hormone puts brakes on reproduction

...gan collaborating with the group as a postdoctoral fellow working with Rae Silver, Kaplan Professor of Natur...s and mammals, with the assistance of postdoctoral fellow Takayoshi Ubuka, formerly of Tsutsui's laboratory in Japan, and Tsutsui's Hiroshima University colle...

UCSD team unmasks family of immune system invaders

...f Medicine; Neal M. Alto, Ph.D., UCSD postdoctoral fellow and lead author, and their colleagues have identified a 24-member family of bacterial proteins. Called effector proteins, they are found in bacteria, including Salmonella, Shigella and pathogenic E. coli, that cause gastrointestinal diseases. The r...

A new way of looking at molecular motors

...on February 6, 2006. Bernardo Foth, a postdoctoral fellow in Soldati's laboratory, is the first author. Soldati and Foth became interested in myosins after they discovered that the molecular motors enabled toxoplasmosis and malaria parasites to force their way into human cells. The researchers say that ...

Computer simulation hints at new HIV drug target

...n did the research when he was an HHMI predoctoral fellow in the lab of Andrew McCammon, an HHMI investigato..., San Diego. Perryman is now an Amgen postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Stephen Mayo, an HHMI investigator at the California Institute of Technology. "We hop...

Major WHO study concludes calcium supplements can reduce complications during pregnancy

...n did the research when he was an HHMI predoctoral fellow in the lab of Andrew McCammon, an HHMI investigato..., San Diego. Perryman is now an Amgen postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Stephen Mayo, an HHMI investigator at the California Institute of Technology. "We hop...

Worm hormone discovery may aid fight against parasitic disease

... Training Program; Dr. Carolyn Cummins, a research fellow in pharmacology and an HHMI research associate; Dr. Kamalesh Sharma, a postdoctoral fellow in internal medicine; Tingting Li, student research assistant in pharmacology; and Dr. Richard J. Au...

Gut protein found to protect against infection and intestinal breakdown

...logy; Dr. Antonio Moschetta, postdoctoral research fellow in pharmacology and a research associate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Youn-Kyoung Lee, student research assistant in molecular biology; Li Peng, senior research associate in molecular biology; John Shelton, senior research scientist in int...

MIT research holds promise for Huntington's treatment

...demy of Sciences (PNAS). Bodner is a postdoctoral fellow in MIT's Center for Cancer Research. The compound developed by Bodner and others in the laboratories of MIT Professor of Biology David Housman, Harvard Medical School Assistant Professor Aleksey Kazantsev and Harvard Medical School Professor Bradley...

Invasive exotic plants helped by natural enemies

...nology. Parker, along with Professor Mark Hay and fellow graduate student Deron Burkepile, analyzed 63 published studies of more than 100 exotic and 400 native plant species. In addition to finding that exotic plant eaters increased the percentage of exotic plants in a community, they found that exotic pla...

Groovy protein essential for promoting cancer development

... Jacobs, a Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation fellow in Cech's lab and the first author of the paper, developed a new approach. With the help of bacteria and a protein that emits green fluorescent light, Jacobs randomly screened tens of thousands of fragments of the enzyme for one that would lend itsel...

Report lists top 20 most-vulnerable African carnivores

... Jacobs, a Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation fellow in Cech's lab and the first author of the paper, developed a new approach. With the help of bacteria and a protein that emits green fluorescent light, Jacobs randomly screened tens of thousands of fragments of the enzyme for one that would lend itsel...

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