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Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Exposure to lead, tobacco smoke raises risk of ADHD 2NJIT receives NSF funding to improve Big Bear Telescope, study solar energy 2Possible Gene Regions for Schizophrenia Located 50567 1Possible Gene Regions for Schizophrenia Located 50567 2Oral Cancer Foundation Praised for Its Social Media Efforts 50564 1Oral Cancer Foundation Praised for Its Social Media Efforts 50564 2Nations First Eco Friendly Mobile Health Van Launched by New Jersey Non Profit Health Center 50561 1Nations First Eco Friendly Mobile Health Van Launched by New Jersey Non Profit Health Center 50561 2Nations First Eco Friendly Mobile Health Van Launched by New Jersey Non Profit Health Center 50561 3(Date:11/19/2009)...eople would like to be able to charge their cell p...ot too often. A recent discovery made by UC San Di...supercapacitors that could do just this. , In r...ers , Prabhakar Bandaru, a professor in the UCSD D... along with graduate student Mark Hoefer, have fou...
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...September 15, 2006) A University of Miami Rosenst...ecognized with two grants totaling $550,000 from N...with an expected total of $1 million over two year...s support two ongoing projects: one that works to...
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Developing radiotracers for imaging studies in addiction 2Developing radiotracers for imaging studies in addiction 3Developing radiotracers for imaging studies in addiction 4Aquaculture Accolades 2UCLA neuroscience research leads to a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes 2UCLA neuroscience research leads to a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes 3UCLA neuroscience research leads to a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes 4UCLA neuroscience research leads to a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes 5UCLA neuroscience research leads to a possible treatment for type 1 diabetes 6Test helps identify patients with breast cancer who will likely benefit from chemotherapy 2...vine, Calif. -- UC Irvine neurobiologists have pro...ment of brain lesions can halt the progression of ...odified mice, the researchers found that using spe...lesion reversed abnormalities arising from a secon...
A technique developed by University of California, San Diego biologists, which uses bright fluorescent dyes to reveal the activity of genes in individual cells of an organism, promises to be a boon to
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Early clinical treatment can halt progression of Alzheimer's disease, UCI researchers find 2Early clinical treatment can halt progression of Alzheimer's disease, UCI researchers find 3Method to visualize gene activity may provide insight into normal development & genome function 2Method to visualize gene activity may provide insight into normal development & genome function 3Travelers' diarrhea not improved by restricted diet 2Viral proteins may prevent bacterial infections 2