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Key Trigger Of Opioid Withdrawal Symptoms Found

...n on the machinery underlying withdrawal symptoms, researchers led by Elena Bagley and Macdonald Christie of the ...ormal GABA transporter activity. Importantly, the researchers found that drugs that inhibit either the GABA transporter activity or protein kinase A eliminate the...

Love at first smell

...h - have identified the chemical responsible. The researchers found in a study of sticklebacks, that males with ...agments (known as "peptides"). To prove this, the researchers produced a synthetic "perfume" containing a mixture of protein fragments. By manipulating the combin...

Affymetrix and the Karolinska Institutet Announce Translational Medicine Strategic Alliance

... the first in a family of products that will allow researchers at Karolinska Institutet to perform high-density g...ion capacity available today on an array, enabling researchers to use a whole-genome approach to analyze the relationship between genetics and health. Affymetrix i...

New Treatment Rivals Chemotherapy For Lymphoma, Study Finds

...o shrink in 95 percent of patients, a new study by researchers at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center found. Patients with advanced-stage follicular lymphoma ?a cancer generally considered incurable ?who had not been previously treated with any other form of therapy received a single course o...

World's largest rainforest drying experiment completes first phase

... production, and other aspects of forest behavior, researchers compared this dry plot of forest with a similar pl...ds Hole Research Center, "This experiment provides researchers with a peek into the future of this majestic forest, a future that will most likely be drier because...

In the migratory marathon, parasitized monarchs drop out early

...migrations of any insect species. Emory University researchers found that monarchs infected with a protozoan parasite fly slower, tire out faster and expend more energy flying than healthy monarchs. These results, published in the March issue of Ecology Letters, could explain why parasite infections are much lo...

Scientists discover how fish evolved to float at different sea depths

...wimbladder system. Dr Berenbrink continued: "Many researchers believe that the swimbladder evolved from a primitive lung, which can be traced back 400 million years. These findings will help us to understand the diversity and success of modern fishes in their environment." Dr Berenbrink's research will be publ...

Gene therapy for Parkinson's disease moves forward in animals

...s." Meanwhile, in separate experiments with rats, researchers used gene therapy to completely reverse abnormal movements called dyskinesias in some of the animals, suggesting a new way to combat the flailing movements produced by a widely used drug treatment for Parkinson's disease. Levodopa, considered the gol...

Scientists find fossil proof of Egypt's ancient climate

... for greater mobility throughout the region." The researchers noted that the silt thickness at the lake exceeds five yards, an indication that the humid phase lasted at least several thousand years. Normal rainfall in the area they study is a minuscule 0.7 of a millimeter per year, but there is evidence that th...

Implanted Devices Detect High-Risk Heart Failure Patients

...of dying suddenly from their disease, according to researchers at Duke University Medical Center. Besides mainta...se new findings are important for two reasons, the researchers said. First, the collected information appears to more accurately identify high risk patients who wo...

VCU Researchers Identify Networks Of Genes Responding To Alcohol In The Brain

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers have identified several genetic changes in the brains of mice caused by ethanol, which may help researchers better understand how and why people become addicted to alcohol. In the March issue of the Journal ...

How an AIDS-Related Cancer Unleashes Inflammation

...a health threat in many developing countries. Now, researchers have discovered one way that Kaposi's sarcoma ?a c...or activating other proteins," he said. Thus, the researchers conducted experiments in which they isolated proteins that bound with kaposin B in the cell. That sc...

PCRM develops world's first cruelty-free insulin assay

...e test readily available and competitively priced, researchers and medical labs will use it," said Barnard. "We have proven that if researchers are willing to make the effort, there are effective, humane alternatives to animal-based assays and ...

Sequencing of marine bacterium will help study of cell communication

...enomics and experimental molecular biology. Other researchers are focusing on the relationship between the bacterium and its animal host. The PNAS article concludes, "If we are to understand the unifying themes underlying these contrasting bacteria–host interactions, we must begin to use comparative genomic app...

Self-assembled nano-sized probes allow Penn researchers to see tumors through flesh and skin

...with bright, light-emitting molecules have enabled researchers to visualize a tumor more than one centimeter belo...ight. A team of chemists, bioengineers and medical researchers based at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Minnesota has lodged fluorescent mater...

Opposing fat metabolism pathways triggered by a single gene

...tode. Using RNAi to suppress gene expression, the researchers discovered that when nhr-49 was absent, the lifespan of the nematode was reduced by more than 50%, and the animal displayed numerous gross abnormalities in the gut and gonad. This was accompanied by unusually high fat content in the larvae. They furt...

Wiley announces publication of Databasing the Brain

...tering this interdisciplinary area, as well as for researchers wanting to cross-train between neuroscience and informatics. About the Authors: Stephen H. Koslow, Ph.D., is the Director of External Relations at the Seattle-based Allen Institute for Brain Science. He formerly served as the Director Office on Neu...

Special Imaging Study Shows Failing Hearts Are 'Energy Starved'

...ochemistry in a beating human heart, Johns Hopkins researchers have found substantial energy deficits in failing ...opkins Department of Medicine. For the study, the researchers used an MRI device that combines conventional magnetic resonance imaging with spectroscopy to provid...

Sexual cooperation: Mating increases longevity in ant queens

...rted in the February 8 issue of Current Biology by researchers from the Universities of Regensburg, Germany, and Copenhagen, Denmark, show that queens of the social ant Cardiocondyla obscurior actually benefit from mating by gaining increased lifespan and reproductive success, living longer irrespective of wheth...

Chemists identify key gene in development of type 1 diabetes

...est scientific society. In the current study, the researchers focused on the formation of the MIF protein (macro...resented last year at an ACS national meeting, the researchers reported they were able to prevent diabetes in a group of mice by using a synthetic compound called ...

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(Date:11/24/2009)...s it has been prescribed by traditional healers in...s and stomach pain to fever and flu. , Now for th...have been able to scientifically prove the pain re...known as Brazilian mint. , Testing this ancient S...cher Graciela Rocha was able to show that when pre...
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(Date:11/24/2009)...tica has long held secrets of the earth,s history ...e has been very little information on the environm...r millions of years. Now, a team of researchers fr...ded to the tune of $10 million dollars by the Nati...tom of things literally. These scientists will dr...
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(Date:11/30/2009).../ -- Physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical C...y demonstrating the potential for automated analys...OR Analyzer System® to assist in rapidly ruli...ncy department (ED ) patients with chest pain. The...e of cCTA has potential to significantly reduce un...
(Date:11/30/2009)... response to a "cocaine-cues" video, active cocain...ity in brain regions linked to drug craving, accor...gy,s Brookhaven National Laboratory. The results, ...e , suggest that clinical interventions designed t... cocaine abusers stop using drugs and avoid relaps...
(Date:11/30/2009)...ore often than younger people, study finds, , ... people who are problem drinkers consume more alco...finds, possibly because they need more alcohol to ...y released this month, people dependent on alcohol... a week, on average. By contrast, younger alcoholi...
(Date:11/30/2009)...30 Baxa Corporation is sponsoring ...re of safety" means in today,s pharmacy environmen...a Culture of Safety in Pharmacy ," features a pane...experiences with culture of safety, what it takes ...ole of technology in enabling or inhibiting safe p...
(Date:11/30/2009)...swire/ -- A new study has found that 27% of Medica...ustomers have a current intention to shop for and ...re is up from 20% in 2008. Over the past four yea...eading indicator of actual switching patterns. W...tually will leave their current insurer for anothe...
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