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Brightening prospects of using fluorescent nanotubes in medical applications

...er of photons it absorbs in the process. The VINSE team reports that they can produce populations containi...rates out a number of gross impurities. Hertel’s team discovered that if they remove the most buoyant layer from the centrifuge, let it set for a while an...

New collaborative research reveals chimpanzees can sustain multiple-tradition cultures

...embers of the international collaborative research team taught forms of tool use and food extraction techniques to high-ranking individuals in four different captive chimpanzee communities. Researchers then observed as those individuals passed on the techniques to other members of their communities. The r...

Stroke study sheds light on left-right brain divide

...cts of language, decision making and learning. The team found that people who had damage to their left side were more likely to realise they had made a mistake, and then correct it, compared to those who had damage to their right frontal lobes. Funded by the Wellcome Trust, the research is now published i...

Rising skin cancer rates are more likely to affect wealthy people, says 12-year review

...gnant melanomas and basal cell carcinomas.” The team looked at data collected by the Northern Ireland Cancer Registry, at Queen’s University Belfast, from 1993 to 2004, analysing the records of patients diagnosed with the three most common skin cancers. They found that men were 30 per cent more lik...

'Lucky 13' as new gene discovery offers further hope for childhood blindness

An international research team has discovered a gene that, when mutated, causes one of the most common forms of inherited blindness in babies. Scientists at the University of Leeds, working in collaboration with experts from other centres around the world, identified the gene, whi...

Migration alert -- How tumor cells home in on the lymphatic system

A Swiss-based research team has published a new mechanistic description of how tumor cells migrate to the lymphatic system in the early stages of tumor metastasis. This new understanding holds significant potential for developing anti-metastasis therapies. Scientists know tha...

Researchers examine carbon capture and storage to combat global warming

... at storage in deep saline aquifers. A Stanford team also has begun researching storage of carbon dioxide in deep coal beds. In coal, chemical bonds form between the carbon dioxide and the coal, making the method potentially more secure than others, the researchers said. Even better, the process can...

Newly discovered antibody may be body's natural defense against Alzheimer's

...at Weill Cornell Medical College. Dr. Relkin's team has been testing an antibody-based immunotherapy called Intravenous Immunoglobulin (IVIG) as a potential new treatment for Alzheimer's. IVIG is made from the blood of healthy donors and was previously reported to contain small quantities of antibodie...

Researchers shed light on mechanism of action used by anti-cancer drug

...ely unknown. In the present work, Grant and his team found that in human leukemia cells, sorafenib indu...from an adaptive to a pro-death response. The team observed that exposure of cells to sorafenib resulted in the pronounced phosphorylation of a protein...

Massive herds of animals found to still exist in Southern Sudan

...graphic project, dubbed Africa MegaFlyover, when a team traveled in a modified Cessna 182 just hundreds of...0,000 square km) and 150 hours of survey time, the team used a survey technique of flying systematically along transects making observations of all wildlife...

Researchers reveal structure of protein altered in autism

...mplicated in autism spectrum disorders, a research team led by scientists at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences has discovered how particular genetic mutations affect this complex and contribute to the developmental abnormalities found in c...

Progress toward an antitumor vaccine

...elective vaccine is not a trivial task, however. A team led by Horst Kunst at the University of Mainz has ...gainst the true target, the glycoprotein.” This team has now found a good anchoring technique: Their anchor is a thioether (two carbon atoms coupled toge...

Microbes at work cleaning up the environment

...entially do the same thing on a larger scale. A team from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, UC Be...a flooded system in southwestern Wisconsin. The team found that organic nitrogen was highly concentrated in all of the zinc-sulfide aggregates, indicatin...

Penn researchers link cell's protein recycling systems

...he two systems,” says Taylor. Dr Taylor and his team are now testing the ability of HDAC6 to prevent neurodegeneration in several mouse models, including motor neuron disease, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease. They are also attempting to identify pharmacologic approaches to augmenting HDAC...

Herpes virus hijacks DNA repair process

...ated the DNA damage response. When the research team genetically disabled orf36 in the murine herpes virus and infected mouse cells with it, the virus no longer activated the DNA damage response. The virus's ability to replicate also dramatically decreased. Kinases are versatile proteins that someti...

In nature, proteins sweep up nanoparticles

...nce Livermore National Laboratory. The research team analyzed a biofilm rich in zinc sulfide that was c...about one-billionth of a meter in diameter. The team examined the biofilm using transmission electron microscopy at Berkeley Lab’s National Center for El...

Staphylococcus aureus hides out in cells

...t home in human lung cells for up to two weeks. A team of 12 researchers from University Hospital of Gene...four days as a result of antibiotic treatment, the team still found viable bacteria in their model system two weeks after infection. The findings may he...

Potent possibilities for parasite attack

... results picked up another surprising finding: the team could assign a function to only one-third of the 2... genes, however, are evolving rapidly, leading the team to suspect they include key genes involved in interacting with the human host - where the battle bet...

Runners -- Let thirst be your guide

...o be conserved, Verbalis says. Finally, a research team that included Verbalis recently reported in the American Journal of Medicine that release from muscles of a cytokine known as interleukin-6 (Il-6) is also capable of stimulating AVP secretion. Verbalis noted in his Sports Medicine paper that ...

Gene responsible for common hearing loss identified for first time

... lead to prevention strategies. Ms Thys and her team decided to study a gene called TGBF1 which they already knew had non-genetic indications of involvement in otosclerosis: it plays a role during embryonic development of the ear and is expressed in otosclerotic bone. They used SNP (single nucleotide ...

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(Date:12/5/2009)... research into venom produced by snakes and spiders, venomous ... mystery. Now, a study of 158 catfish species, published ... , has catalogued the presence of venom glands and ... from the University of Michigan, USA, carried out the ... to elucidate the diversity and distribution of venomous catfish. ...
(Date:12/4/2009)... to an analysis of statewide data taken from 1998-2001, ... year were more than three times likely to report ... their insurance status during pregnancy and delivery. , ... times more likely among mothers with Medicaid coverage, and ...
(Date:12/4/2009)... is widely used by physicians and scientists to study ... has remained largely unknown whether the electrodes on the ... inside the brain. Scientists at the Max Planck Institute ... a crucial link between the activity generated within the ...
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(Date:12/6/2009)... of a key segment of DNA can lead to severe ... this kind of genetic alteration can cause obesity. The results ... led by Dr Sadaf Farooqi from the University of Cambridge ... looked at 300 children with severe obesity. , The team ... known as copy number variants (CNVs). CNVs are large chunks ...
(Date:12/6/2009)... Medical College of Wisconsin, in Milwaukee, found a substantial ... cell disease complications in children. Barriers to its use ... also identified. The study led by Amanda M. ... Medical College and Children,s Research Institute at the Children,s ... Society of Hematology meeting Dec. 7, 2009, in New ...
(Date:12/6/2009)... ORLEANS, Dec. 6 Blood clotting, or ... bleeding when a blood vessel is injured. Sometimes, ... without an obvious injury or do not dissolve ... presented today at the 51st Annual Meeting of ... practice of using the anticoagulants aspirin and heparin ...
(Date:12/6/2009)... the Greater VA Healthcare System in West Los Angeles, will once ... soar to more than 5,000 veterans, active military personnel and their ... ... -- Volunteer organizations and members of the community, in cooperation with ... again create a holiday party. This year,s attendance is expected to ...
(Date:12/5/2009)... been significant scientific advances in the field of blood ... understanding of how certain diseases progress in order to ... best care. Research presented today at the 51st Annual ... induction therapies for managing multiple myeloma, the importance of ...
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