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(Date:11/23/2009)...hire microbiologist Louis Tisa has received two gr... the actinorhizal plants, widespread woody plants ...nated soils. , The United States Department of ...lecular, cellular and biomedical sciences, $399,00...e bacteria Frankia and Casuarina, an actinorhizal ...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Iowa State researcher produces, ships only H1N1 vaccine available for swine 2Switchgrass produces biomass efficiently 2UNH prof. receives nearly $500,000 to research environmentally significant plants 2Clemson researchers study energy savings with electric cars and IntelliDrive technology 10145 1Clemson researchers study energy savings with electric cars and IntelliDrive technology 10145 2A pet in your life keeps the doctor away 10143 1A pet in your life keeps the doctor away 10143 2A pet in your life keeps the doctor away 10143 3Studies examine how living conditions impact reproductive health 10141 1Studies examine how living conditions impact reproductive health 10141 2(Date:11/24/2009).../PRNewswire-FirstCall/--CellTherapeutics,Inc.(CTI)...nnualPiperJaffrayHealthCareConference.Theconferenc...l. ,, CTIwillpresentonTuesday,December1at11:00a...tofCTI,spresentationwillbeavailableat www.cellther...erwards. , ,PiperJaffrayHealthCareConference,NewY...
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New application of imaging technique can change how scientists look at proteins 2New application of imaging technique can change how scientists look at proteins 3Pictures reveal how nerve cells form connections to store short- and long-term memories in brain 2Pictures reveal how nerve cells form connections to store short- and long-term memories in brain 3Pictures reveal how nerve cells form connections to store short- and long-term memories in brain 4Keck grant launches Gulf Coast Consortia 2Keck grant launches Gulf Coast Consortia 3NIAID takes next genome step 2...in, cells called neurons go through a cycle of dea...r University's Fernando Nottebohm, Ph.D., shows th...mmon with the neurons that die in people with dise...e unusually low levels of a protein called UCHL1.....
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One gene links newborn neurons with those that die in diseases such as Alzheimer's 2One gene links newborn neurons with those that die in diseases such as Alzheimer's 3One gene links newborn neurons with those that die in diseases such as Alzheimer's 4NexMed announces positive Femprox study results at American Urological Association Annual Meeting 2Tracking a killer: Observing liver invasion by malarial parasites 2Different microarray systems more alike than previously thought 2Different microarray systems more alike than previously thought 3