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UW-Madison scientists return to rat as biomedical research tool

...as the ability to knock out genes." The ability to add or subtract genes to an animal's genome lends powerful insight into the basic mechanisms of disease. New methods of disease prevention and treatment in humans, as well as a better basic understanding of development, physiology and pathology have resu...

Diabetes in the elderly linked to fewer cellular 'power plants'

... remarkable statistic," said Shulman. "And, if you add impaired glucose tolerance, you're talking about forty percent of the population." The estimated economic burden of diabetes in United States is about $100 billion per year, a substantial proportion of which is due to diabetes in the elderly, said th...

Chemical in broccoli blocks growth of prostate cancer cells

...nutrition in 2002. These latest findings appear to add new burnish for this class of chemicals that has already shown promise in prior studies as a therapeutic agent for breast and endometrial cancer. For instance, a 1998 study by Bjeldanes and Firestone showed that I3C keeps breast cancer cells from dup...

Research suggests a new method to protect groundwater quality

...luctant to use nitrification inhibitors since they add to the cost of production, and only increase yield or protect from nitrate loss with specific combinations of soil type and climate such as a warm, wet spring and sandy soils. Recent research in the central Platte river valley of Nebraska investigat...

Greenhouse gas might green up the desert

...ise of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, it doesnt add up about half goes missing. Figuring in the amount that could be soaked up by oceans, some 7 billion tons still remain unaccounted for. Now, a study conducted at the edge of Israels Negev Desert has come up with what might be a piece of the puzzle. ...

Muscle-repair defect underlies two muscular dystrophies

...and MM, Campbell said. One possibility would be to add the dysferlin protein from the outside, he said. While most people wouldnt believe that the protein could pass through the membrane, a functional fragment of the protein might make it through a membrane that is already damaged. Also, he said, therapi...

New study suggests that women eating PCB contaminated fish are less likely to give birth to boys

...ge quantities of contaminated fish. These findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that envi...eak and not consistent." The results of this study add to an increasing body of evidence that chemical pollutants can have effects on the chances of giving...

Italian study finds traffic pollution affects male fertility

...ter they have been removed from tollgate duty will add other important information," said Dr De Rosa. He concluded: "Although more research will be necessary to identify the specific modifications induced by each pollutant, we hope that our results will prompt clinical and epidemiological studies of male...

Stanford researchers isolate protein needed for stem cell maintenance

... become other blood cell types. "Whenever we would add these growth factors, at the end of the day we would have many different types of blood cells but no more stem cells than we started with," Weissman said. The ability to grow hematopoietic stem cells would help doctors who need large numbers of these...

Multiple lifestyle changes effectively lower blood pressure

..., start with one change, like exercising, and then add others as you can." Before starting or increasing their exercise, people should check with their physician, he says. The study was supported by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. Appel chaired the writing group; his co-authors were Cathe...

Whale study links genetics and reproductive success

...osenbaum. "This suggests that genetic research can add a valuable component to population projections that contribute to the effectiveness of conservation and management planning." Rosenbaum's ongoing research program, which focuses on determining the distribution and abundance of marine mammals in north...

St. Jude researchers use DNA chips to determine how leukemia cells respond to different drugs

...n chemotherapy cant be predicted just by trying to add up the effects of the different drugs used in the therapy, Evans said. But now we have real, detailed proof that combination therapy isnt just the sum of its parts. And we can use these new insights to design more rational and effective ways to use t...

Membrane separation technology produces myriad applications in numerous industries

...ologies. Next-generation membranes are expected to add to the advantages of membrane separation over traditional, competing technologies such as cryogenic distillation and selective adsorption and absorption processes. "Membranes have an advantage in that they can be cost-effectively used in some applica...

The roots of human behavior? AAAS and The Hastings Center host a public meeting

...there are hundreds or even thousands of genes that add up to some kind of tendency to watch a lot of television, for example." Turkheimer says that just because we accept the basic tenets of behavioral genetics doesn't mean we must see our actions as exclusively genetically determined. The downside to t...

Chemical Heritage Foundation names John Baldeschwieler and George Hammond 2003 Othmer Gold Medalists

...e multifaceted spirit of the Othmer Gold Medal and add two more eminent names to its distinguished list of recipients." John D. Baldeschwieler John D. Baldeschwieler is the J. Stanley Johnson Professor of Chemistry, emeritus, at the California Institute of Technology, where he has taught for more than...

From biology to computing and back again

...s. The participants are also examining efforts to add mathematical-modeling exercises into undergraduate biology labs. Eugene Bruce, who directs integrative activities in biology at NSF, said, "There's been much interest in recent years applying mathematics and computing to deciphering gene sequences an...

A subtle tool to study mankind's diseases

... science is the ability to artificially remove and add bits of DNA to an organism's genome. This has helped scientists to understand problems caused by defective genes, for example, which have now been linked to thousands of human diseases. So far the technology has been limited to small segments of DNA....

$2.48 million to advance research on multiple sclerosis

...h. The new Collaborative MS Research Center Awards add $2.48 million to the Society's long-term research commitments to over 300 research projects totaling some $50 million. "These centers have the potential to increase MS research progress exponentially," says Stephen C. Reingold, PhD, the Society's Vi...

Oxygen deficiency is an endocrine disruptor in fish

...eficiency, is an endocrine disruptor. The findings add a surprising member to the growing list of potential hormone-disturbing agents a list that includes pesticides such as atrazine and DDT, various types of steroids and metals, and even ultraviolet light. And because it occurs across vast stretches of...

Scientists re-evaluating the meaning of 'desertification,' Duke ecologist says

...jor factor is climate, especially drought. Critics add that not all changes have an immediate or direct impact on humans, and that how much each factor contributes to dry land deterioration is not clear. "Over a hundred definitions of desertification have been proposed, each emphasizing unique issues," h...

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