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Protecting endangered species helps reduce poverty

...ney for communities. Applying knowledge of species movements in and across habitats can help implement such sustainable land-use planning. For example, in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, live turtles are worth more to the local economy than turtle meat and eggs ever were. The community strongly supports conservation...

Study finds drug may cut down involuntary movements

...causes patients to experience uncontrollable jerky movements (chorea), as well as changes in personality, behav...to be effective to treat the excessive involuntary movements of Huntington's, and it is approved for use in several nations. In the United States, tetrabenazine ...

First wolverine radio-collared in Pacific Northwest

...analyses, and install a radio collar to report her movements to Aubry via satellite for the next 18 months. "With this technology, we can now begin to gather reliable information on the movements, home range, and habitat of wolverines in the Pacific Northwest," said Aubry. The wolverine is a Federal Sensiti...

High-tech tags on marine animals yield valuable data for biologists and oceanographers

...the same time, Costa's group was also tracking the movements of elephant seals and albatrosses. These species, which typically forage across a broad area of the North Pacific Ocean, showed little change in their movement patterns in 2004 and 2005. As platforms for ocean sensors, northern elephant seals and Cal...

Picking apart how neurons learn

...eflex. The vestibulo-ocular reflex coordinates eye movements with head movements, allowing us to perform activities such as reading in a moving automobile. "We've long known that LTD underlies responses like the vestibulo-ocular reflex. This study gets at the heart of how LTD occurs, specifically how PICK1 co...

UCLA imaging study of children with autism finds broken mirror neuron system

...y in areas of the brain involving sight and facial movements indicated that the children with autism remained on task during the fMRI scans. ...

Scientists directly view immune cells interacting to avert autoimmunity

...cells, rather than random activity. These directed movements are followed by prolonged interaction between autoimmune T cells and dendritic cells that lead to proliferation of autoimmune cells and eventually tissue destruction. Co-authors on the paper and collaborators in the research along with Tang, Krumme...

Sooner is better with cochlear implants, Stanford scientist shows

...is poor, our brains rely heavily on lip and facial movements to figure out what someone is saying. Knudsen has...ffect is that the sound "pa" combined with the lip movements for "ka" ends up being heard as "ta." It is impossible to hear the proper sound while viewing the sp...

WWF peeks into mysterious life of Borneo's pygmy elephants

... Now, for the first time, the public can track the movements of the elephants online through an interactive web...minary findings from the study: „X The elephants' movements are noticeably affected by human activity. Elephants living in areas with the most human disturbance...

Scientists learn to predict protein-stabilizing ability of small molecules

...e surgeon can perform extremely precise, intricate movements during the procedure. For example, if the surgeon’...roscopic approaches that require counter-intuitive movements by surgeons (whereby the surgeon must move his hand to the left in order to move the mechanical devi...

Penn Surgeons Use Completely Robotic Surgery to Successfully Treat Prostate Cancer

...e surgeon can perform extremely precise, intricate movements during the procedure. For example, if the surgeon’...roscopic approaches that require counter-intuitive movements by surgeons (whereby the surgeon must move his hand to the left in order to move the mechanical devi...

Rutgers researchers scientifically link dancing ability to mate quality

...ated computer-animated figures that duplicated the movements of 183 Jamaican teenagers dancing to popular music...study because of the difficulty of isolating dance movements from variables, such as attractiveness, clothing and body features. By using motion-capture technolo...

Researchers learn how blood vessel cells cope with their pressure-packed job

...te motion of the indenter simulated the stretching movements of a blood vessel in response to the rising-and-falling blood pressure produced by a beating heart. The researchers also demonstrated that inhibition of either Rho or a related protein called Rho kinase resulted in loss of the healthy alignment of ...

New research puts a fresh spin on current thinking of speech evolution in humans

...entified a distinct brain region that controls jaw movements in macaque monkeys that is comparable to Broca's a...at as humans evolved this area came to control the movements necessary for speech. "Our study shows that nonlinguistic monkeys possess an area comparable to Bro...

Controlling wildlife trade key to preventing health crises, study says

...sed Wildlife Conservation Society, controlling the movements of wildlife in markets is a cost-effective means of keeping potential deadly pandemics such as SARS and influenza from occurring. The study appears in the July edition of the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases. The cost of controlling the spread of...

WCS says avian flu prevention should focus on farms, markets

...nd international partners to confirm and track the movements of Avian flu in the region," said Dr. Billy Karesh, head of the WCS team currently in Mongolia. "The best hope for successfully containing the spread of avian flu is focusing our limited resources on the hubs where humans, livestock and wildlife come...

Gradient guides nerve growth down spinal cord

... on corticospinal neurons, which control voluntary movements and fine-motor skills. These are some of the longest cells in the body. The corticospinal neurons connect to groups of neurons along the length of spinal cord, some of which reach out of the spinal cord. They pass out of the cord between each pair of...

Ships bring alien jellyfish invaders to our shores

...ation. The computer model used to track jellyfish movements could answer similar questions about the migration and introduction of any suspected non-native marine creatures, according to its developers, UNSW oceanographers, Associate Professor Matthew England and Alex Sen Gupta. "Until now our knowledge of n...

Genetics links whale to two different ocean basins

...e ability of molecular technologies to confirm the movements of an individual whale between ocean basins." The study examined DNA samples extracted from skin biopsies collected from whales in the wintering grounds of both the Indian and South Atlantic Oceans for evidence of inter-oceanic exchange of individua...

Research suggests fitness of Florida panthers improved by limited breeding with Texas animals

...The authors extensively reviewed the locations and movements of both purebred and hybrid panthers that researchers had tracked by radio. In 1995, separate pairs of Texas female panthers fitted with radio collars were released in each of the four sections of South Florida where Florida panthers were known to ...

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