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Meeting the ethanol challenge: Scientists use supercomputer to target cellulose bottleneck

...ctive experiments to modify the enzyme complex for improved efficiency." What the scientists found in their simulations ?a "virtual microscope" that let them zoom in on previously invisible details -- is that initially the binding part of the enzyme moves freely and randomly across the cellulose surface, ...

Multiple malaria infection inhibits spread of parasite

...before starting the research on immunity. With the improved test, the researchers studied how people not previously exposed to malaria become infected or immune. Migrants in the province of Papua in Indonesia, who had not previously been exposed to malaria were investigated for this purpose. Malaria is highly...

Army research mission focused on autism

...rstanding of autism spectrum disorder and leads to improved treatment outcomes." "We need to move to a place in research where we are making discrete improvements focused on the urgency of helping our children," said Peter Bell, chair of the Integration Panel. "Our history is that doctors have told us as p...

New culture method for hepatitis C virus uses primary hepatocytes and patient serum

Researchers open the way for improved study of hepatitis C virus by devising a novel virus culture system that allows replication of patient-isolated virus in nontransformed hepatocytes, instead of culture-adapted virus strains in transformed cell lines. The related report by Lázaro et ...

Plastic that degrades in seawater could be boon for cruise industry and others

..., some drugs were able to delay delivery, but none improved the baby’s health outcome. This study is the first to show that the baby benefited from the therapy, especially those who are born very prematurely (at 24 to 28 weeks). Using a composite measure of the newborn’s health including perinatal death, mark...

Improving outcomes in premature births

..., some drugs were able to delay delivery, but none improved the baby’s health outcome. This study is the first to show that the baby benefited from the therapy, especially those who are born very prematurely (at 24 to 28 weeks). Using a composite measure of the newborn’s health including perinatal death, mark...

Protein therapy may reduce infarct size in heart attack patients

... CK-MB AUC values at all dose levels. Furthermore, improved tissue perfusion (measured during coronary angiography after stent implantation and by continuous electrocardiogram recordings) and reduced infarct size (measured 14 days after the heart attack) were observed at the 0.5 mg (infarct size 23 vs. 29.5% ...

Light-based probe 'sees' early cancers in first tests on human tissue

...ent of fa/LCI devices. If all goes well, a new and improved endoscope might be ready for the clinic in three to five years, he said. ...

Drug treatment improves learning in mice with Down syndrome symptoms, Stanford/Packard study shows

...-term treatment with a drug compound substantially improved learning and memory in mice with Down syndrome symptoms, say researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. What’s more, the gains lasted for months after the treatment was discontinued. The research...

Groundbreaking Canadian asthma study

...University authored the study. The study revealed improved asthma control at one year following the bronchial thermoplasty procedure. The publication entitled, "Asthma Control during the Year after Bronchial Thermoplasty", showed that patients treated with bronchial thermoplasty, compared to another group...

Does a peptide affect the heart's response to social isolation?

...lity. The administration of oxytocin significantly improved both heart rate and heart rate variability; ... for the isolated animals, oxytocin significantly improved parasympathetic regulation of the heart; and for the paired prairie voles (control group) o...

Researcher examines polymers created with poultry feathers

... of the polymer. In addition, the viscosity can be improved with reducing agents such as sodium sulfite and lubricants such as poultry fat. The solid-state properties can also be modified using divalent transition metal ions to affect stiffness and smell. These will help the keratin polymer be processed faste...

Major link in brain-obesity puzzle found

...ers that the knockout mice had developed, but also improved the brain cells?ability to respond to leptin signals and produce further signals that regulate eating. What’s more, the mice that were treated to make extra SH2B1 didn’t become obese or lose their ability to respond to leptin signals even after b...

MIT bioengineer advances survival, promise of adult stem cells

..."Continuing, careful, methodical work will lead to improved therapies based on adult stem cells. We are aiming to expand the range of therapies that work in the clinic." Griffith is one of several MIT biological engineering faculty members who work with adult stem cells but not human embryonic stem cells. ...

Something new under the sun

... van Ooteghem has designed a control system for an improved solar greenhouse that yields more. In the new gree...imal control system for a solar greenhouse with an improved roof cover, heat regulation system and humidity regulation system. In current greenhouses the climat...

Protein structure initiative launches new resources for the scientific community

...needed to carry out structural studies, as well as improved the generation and analysis of quality data....

Are genomic technologies the answer to world hunger?

...istance to insects and disease. This could lead to improved yields of food crops for both human and animal consumption. Researchers are also working on 'molecular farming' ?production of pharmaceutical products in plants, with the potential to revolutionise vaccination procedures. However, these technologies...

Tiny Tampa Bay fish key to evolution of immune system

...onment. Understanding how it does so could lead to improved biodefense and better immune-boosting drugs to fig...rchitecture with such precision could lead to new, improved types of antibody-based therapies that are better able to persist in the body, Ostrov said. "If we...

A buffet for early human relatives

University of Utah scientists improved a method of testing fossil teeth, and showed that ...ly large teeth and a strong, heavy jaw. Passey improved the laser technique. "What I did was fine-tune the method to handle very small samples like human-si...

Elusive rust resistance genes located

...e inherited together and provide wheat plants with improved protection against leaf rust and stripe rust ?two major diseases of wheat in Australia and worldwide. CSIRO Plant Industry scientist, Dr Evans Lagudah, says various types of rust resistance have been bred into Australian varieties but work agains...

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