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Researchers discover way to make cells in the eye sensitive to light

Researchers have discovered a way to makelight sensitive cells in the eye by switching on a single gene.According to research published online today in Nature, the team fromImperial College London and the University of Manchester, havediscovered that activating the melanopsin gene in the nerve cellscauses them to become light responsive, or photoreceptive. Usingmouse cells, the resea...

Quantum Dots Research Leads to New Knowledge about Protein Binding in Plants

UC Riverside researchers from the Departmentsof Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Mechanical Engineering andBotany and Plant Sciences have worked together to discover a way toutilize to uncover new knowledge about the binding of a protein at the growingpollen tube tip. This protein plays a critic...

Columbia research lifts major hurdle to gene therapy for cancer

Researchers at Columbia University MedicalCenter have discovered a way to overcome one of the major hurdles ingene therapy for cancer: its tendency to kill normal cells in theprocess of eradicating cancer cells.In a new study published in the Jan. 25 issue of the Proceedings of theNational Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the researchers demonstrated thatthe technique works by incorporating it i...

Researchers find how protein allows insects to detect and respond to pheromones

University of Washington TechTransferrecently licensed software that will give scientists a huge advantagein the fight against disease.The software, known as Rosetta, predicts how proteins fold, informationthat is highly valuable to biological and biomedical researchers.UW Tech Transfer's Digital Ventures licensed Rosetta software withoutcharge to the Institute for Systems Biology (ISB), a...

Researchers Uncover Key Step In Manufacture of Memory Protein

A cellular enzyme appears to play a crucial role in the manufacture of a protein needed for long-term memory, according to a team of researchers led by scientists at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development of the National Institutes of Health. The protein is known as mBDNF, which stands for mature brain-derived neurotrophic factor. In an earlier study, another team of...

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Rabbit Anti-Aph-1aL, S Loop (92-115) Polyclonal Antibody, Unconjugated from Covance Research Products, Inc

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F-7000 Research Grade Fluorescence Spectrophotometer from Hitachi High Technologies America

Description:The F-7000 is a research grade spectrofluorometer which offers high sensitivity, variable spectral bandwidth and scanning speeds of up to 60,000nm/min. Its horizontal beam optical design provides a high concentrated light beam along with low sample volume requirements. It works with our FL Solutions, PC fluorescence applications software, which offers Excitation/Emission Scan, Time Based Measur...
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Yeast Protein Kit from Zymo Research

Description:The Yeast Protein Kit is a simple and convenient method for the rapid, thorough lysis of yeast cells. The kit has been optimized for use with S. cerevisiae and C. albicans but can be used for any fungus species that is susceptible to yeast lytic enzyme digestion. The Zymolyase digestion procedure effectively generates spheroplasts of yeast cells that are ideal for both protein and DNA analyses in...
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New Sonic Foundry search engine finds words, phrases in video presentations

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UWM chancellor wants two new research campuses

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Rockwell's $1M gift to UWM will support advanced automation research

, which is designed to support the advanced automation industry throughout southeastern Wisconsin, does not mean the university has forsaken life science as a technology transfer niche, according to the executive director...

Research park to add accelerator suites

Accelerator 2, which will be built next to Third Wave Technologies, will help firms that are ready to "graduate" from the MGE Innovation Center...

Medical College researchers receive new grants to enhance discovery of heart-protecting anesthetics

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Kidney Stones - Interesting New Research implicates bacteria as its cause

In India Kidney Stones are not uncommon problem due to the hot and often humid weather. Most of these stones are made up of Calcium, Oxalate and phosphates. The cause of stone disease is debatable, however it is well known that drinking less water is a risk factor for stone disease. New research by the National Kidney foundation suggests that the culprit is a tiny bacteria called N...

Stem cell research- now Nobel Laureates join the debate

Throwing their lot with the group of scientists asking for more funding into stem cell research, 80 Nobel prize winners are faxing a letter to U.S. President George W. Bush asking him not to block stem cell research in any way. The debate on stem cell research is reaching a feverish pitch with both sides slamming each other on the pros and cons of stem cell research. While those...

Researchers urge caution in using ear tube surgery

Placing ear tubes in young children who develop fluid in the ears does not improve speech, hearing or psychological development, according to new research. Currently there are two reasons for ear tube surgery -- persistent, severe ear infections and liquid in the inner ear cavity of an otherwise healthy child. Doctors have been concerned that if surgery is not used in the second case, ch...

Paracetamol May Cause Live Damage Warns Consumer Education and Research Centre

The Consumer Education and Research Centre (CERC) in Ahmedabad has alerted the Drug Control General of India against the excessive use of paracetamol. CERC says that the commonly use drug might cause potential liver damage and might lead on to liver failure. CERC Secretary Ashwini Kumar warns that consumers must be aware of the potential hazards of paracetamol more so because it is bein...

Spouses and other partners lower blood pressure says new research

The May issue of Psychosomatic medicine reports that spending a little quality time with one's spouse and other partners seems to have a calming influence on a person's blood pressure. In a study that used portable monitors to track people's blood pressure, it turned out that the participants' pressure was lowest when they were with their partners, regardless of what they were doing....

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Qflow 400 (Research Model)

Description:The Qflow 400 research model of the Bowman Perfusion Monitor measures focal tissue perfusion in absolute units continuously in real-time. This precision instrument activates the minimally invasive Thermal Diffusion Probe (TDP), which is connected by an umbilical cord to collect the data, convert it to digital form and send the data to a host PC via serial port for processing, storage and display....
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SZX12 Research Stereo Microscope

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IX71 Inverted Research Microscope

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IX81 Inverted Motorized Research Microscope

Description:The IX81 represents the most advanced motorized inverted microscope from Olympus. The IX81's modular frame and optical design provides 9 access ports for multiple input or output devices. Up to four ports can have simultaneous access to a primary image. With its built-in motorized Z-axis drive, 6-position nosepiece and light path selector, the IX81 is ready for multi-wavelength, advanced...
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The Clinical Reference Laboratories at National Jewish Medical and Research Center

Description:The Clinical Reference Laboratories at National Jewish Medical and Research Center provide both general and specialized testing for clients throughout the world. Consisting of five diagnostic reference laboratories, they provide comprehensive, and often unique, testing in the areas of immunology and flow cytometry, complement, immunopharmacology, infectious disease pharmacokinetics and mycobacter...
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NIEHS Researchers Identify Enzyme Critical in DNA Replication

BETHESDA, Md., July 5, 2007--In this weeks issue of Science,researchers from the National Institute of Environmental HealthSciences (NIEHS) and Umeö University in Sweden report animportant discovery about a critical new role that an enzyme calledDNA polymerase epsilon plays in replicating DNA in higher organismssuch as yeast and perhaps even humans. The study places us one ste...

Stanford Researchers Find Brain Pathway of Depression in Rats

STANFORD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 5, 2007 - Scientists' huntfor the cause of depression has implicated so many suspects andfound so many treatments with different mechanisms that thecondition remains an enigma. Now researchers at the StanfordUniversity School of Medicine have identified one unifyingprinciple that could explain how a range of causes and treatmentsfor depression converge...

Suven Life Sciences Presenting Pre-clinical data of their NCE’s SUVN-502 and SUVN-507at International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) 2007 World Congress of Neuroscience

HYDERABAD, India, July 5th, 2007 – Several datapresentations from Suven’s portfolio of investigationalneuroscience compounds will be presented at International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO) 2007 WorldCongress of Neuroscience to be held at Melbourne, Australia duringJuly 12-17, 2007. Scientists from Suven Discovery Research will be presenting newdata for 4 p...

From Clinical Cancer Research: Rethinking Therapeutic Cancer Vaccine Trials

PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 2007-- Ongoing therapeutic cancer vaccinetrials have yet to show evidence of vaccines spurring apatient’s immune system to shrink tumors -- yet patients whoreceive these vaccines in trials tend to live longer and respondbetter to subsequent treatment. In the July 1 issue of ClinicalCancer Research, a journal of the American Association for CancerResearch, a te...

Researchers Discover Method for Identifying How Cancer Evades the Immune System

PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 2007-- One of the fundamental traits of atumor – how it avoids the immune system – might becomeits greatest vulnerability, according to researchers from theUniversity of Southern California. Their findings,demonstrated in human breast and colorectal cancers, indicate thata technique for determining a tumor’s “immunesignature,” could be...

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