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New findings could lead to vaccine for severe malaria

...n Sweden and Makerere University in Uganda has now produced some important findings on how the malaria parasite conceals itself in the placenta. Plasmodium falciparium is the name of by far the most virulent of the four malaria parasites that infect man. It is particularly dangerous in that it also infects t...

Sequencing of the oyster mushroom genome

...oms not industrially grown in order for them to be produced as industrial crops, such as, for example, Boletus aereus. More than 10 years of research The Genetics and Microbiology Team at the Public University of Navarre, of which Professor Pisabarro belongs, has been working with the genetic material ...

Peering into the shadow world of RNA

...ome from behind the scenes. In particular, RNA produced by the vast stretches of DNA that do not code for any genes ?long considered “junk?DNA ?may in fact be serving vital duty by governing important aspects of gene expression. This type of RNA is called non-coding RNA, meaning that although it may be bi...

Scientists discover way to block growth of prostate cancer cells

...ted with androgen. Polyamines are small molecules produced in large quantity by the prostate gland and are se... APAO catalyses the oxidation of acetyl polyamines produced by SSAT ?the process that results in the generation of ROS. MDL can, therefore, block androgen-indu...

Researchers link ocean organisms with increased cloud cover and potential climate change

...e researchers hypothesized that airborne particles produced by oxidation of the chemical isoprene ?which is emitted by the phytoplankton ?may have contributed to a doubling of cloud droplet concentrations seen over a large area of ocean off the eastern coast of South America. Using complex numerical mode...

Common ancestry of bacterium and plants could be key to an effective new treatment for chlamydia

...so have known some of the steps by which lysine is produced in plants, but they didn't really have the full picture. Leustek and Andre Hudson, a postdoc working in Leustek's lab in Rutgers' Biotechnology Center for Agriculture and the Environment, were able to solve the pathway when they discovered the gene e...

Genome archaeology illuminates the genetic engineering debate

...culture, where approximately 9 billion bushels are produced annually at a value of $30 billion. Corn is an important dietary staple in much of the third world and a bio-fuel source; rice is the primary dietary staple for more than half the world's population. Scientists have long known that the number of c...

Eating protein boosts hormone that staves off hunger

...ed a high-protein diet also gained less weight and produced more PYY than animals that ate the usual amount of protein, they found. In addition, the researchers found that genetically modified mice unable to produce PYY ate more and became markedly obese. The genetically modified mice were also resistant to...

Life in the extreme

...r. The cold-seep fluids contain chemical compounds produced by the decomposition of organic materials or by in...t light) derive energy from the chemical compounds produced and use this energy to ensure primary production. "In the bivalve species Idas sp., we have foun...

A buffet for early human relatives

...ooth growth, similar to tree rings. Perikymata are produced under the gums during the animal's juvenile years, when teeth are growing. Each laser sampling vaporized enamel that formed during several months and thus represented what Paranthropus ate during that period. By taking several samples off the len...

Novel pathway regulates timing of brain cell development

...s of nerve cells by neural stem cells: neurons are produced first, then astrocytes. Making too much of one kin...cell. Corfas's team showed that mice lacking erbB4 produced astrocytes earlier in embryonic development than normal. ErbB4 is activated by another protein calle...

New technique boosts size of proteins that can be analyzed

...ry characterizes a protein by measuring the masses produced from it." The new technique provides a far more efficient way to break down proteins inside the mass spectrometer -- sprayed, heated and then bashed with gas molecules -- to obtain their pieces for the mass analysis. They are sprayed in an electric...

Molecules in blood foretell development of preeclampsia

... strong evidence that an imbalance of two proteins produced by the placenta is responsible for the symptoms of...urplus VEGF would bind to the high levels of sFlt1 produced during preeclampsia, but enough free VEGF would still be available to attach to cell surface recepto...

Tracing the formation of long-term memory

...n last days. In this study, the five spaced trials produced a memory that lasted for more than a day. They then used a technique called "functional imaging" to see when the memory formed in the fly’s brain. "Before training, we could see some calcium flowing into the mushroom body neurons when the flies w...

Rearing an army to save wheat

...oney water increases the number of parasitic wasps produced in each cage. Another part of his thesis project e...rent research shows that enough parasitoids can be produced to establish a founding population in an infested wheat field using the straw residue from a single ...

Selecting life: Scientists find new way to search for origin of life

...e a means to address this problem. Microarrays are produced robotically to spot tens of thousands of microscopic droplets of DNA from as many genes onto a slide, enabling scientists to measure which genes are turned on. This rapidly developing technology can be used to identify, for example, the genes involve...

Hopkins scientists link immune response to 'ghost' parasites and severely congested sinuses

...ation or if AMCase is simply one of many chemicals produced by cells in the nose in response to chronic inflammation. The next phase of their research, he says, is to look for what triggers the anti-parasite response. However, Lane cautions that this reaction against parasites may come at the expense ...

Progress made in HIV vaccine development

...e delivery of customized vaccine antigens that are produced by host cells to initiate an immune response. DNA is simple and does not have the problem of anti-vector immunity. However, DNA may be less potent than vector-based gene delivery strategies. Replication-defective rAd5 has the advantage of targeted...

A new approach to growing heart muscle

...dding within it. In the end, the layering approach produced a more cohesive tissue that contracted with more force ?a key finding because embedding has been seen as the more promising technique. The ability to measure the forces generated by the BEHM as it contracts is crucial, Birla explains. It's made pos...

Engineered yeast speeds ethanol production

...oncentrations. In addition, this altered strain produced 50 percent more ethanol during a 21-hour period th... Last year, four billion gallons of ethanol were produced from 1.43 billion bushels of corn grain (including kernels, stalks, leaves, cobs, husks) in the Unit...

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(Date:12/1/2009)...chnology has been awarded a U.S. Air Force Center ...harvesting and adaptive materials, and to develop ...the modern warfighter. , The $10.5 million Cent...c Nanostructures and Improved Cognition (BIONIC) c...h Sandhage, professors in Georgia Tech,s School of...
(Date:12/1/2009)...n attacks by sharks can be solved with a new techn...omp they put on their victims, according to a Univ... In a method analogous to analyzing human fingerpr...sely comparing shark bites to the jaws and teeth o...ector of the International Shark Attack File, whic...
(Date:12/1/2009)...apsed video of individual breast tissue cells reve...l: a protein that cycles between two major compart...more complete view of the internal signals that ca...ry in cancer and are targets of drug development. ... growth factors, travels back and forth between th...
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