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Scientists Identify Protein Essential For Iron Absorption, Boost Understanding Of Iron-Deficiency Anemia

...nt animal models. All cells in the body require iron to function, but the details of ironm...functions in ironmetabolism. "The body has control mechanisms that maintain homeostasis in ironmetabolism,"Garrick explained. "So if you ar...

Novel AIDS-Directed Technology: Approach Permits Optimization Of Existing Drug Therapies And Targeted, Patient-Specific Treatment

...replicate, they use glucose to build new DNA. The body doesnot differentiate between DNA molecules that contain deuterium and those that donot. Sophisticated instruments such as the mass spectrometers developed bySpectruMedix are capable of determining the amount of deuterium-labelled sugar,which indic...

New Heart-Attack Indicator Dramatically Improves Diagnostic Accuracy Of ER Doctors: TnT/Echocardiogram Combination Could Reduce Needless Admissions

...n T (TnT) levels. TnT is a protein released by the body during cardiaccell injury or death. In a prospective study of 100 patients who presented with chestdiscomfort and were subsequently admitted to a hospital in Indiana, theTnT/echocardiogram combination correctly predicted that 90 percent of th...

B-Vitamins Lower Homocysteine Levels In The Blood; May Reduce Vessel Damage In Stroke Patients

...clots can form. Thrombomodulin is produced by the body toinhibit clots, which can block vessels to the br...heir fibrinolytic system, another way in which the body protects againstunhealthy clotting, in this case by cutting up a protein called fibrin thatholds a b...

Research Finds Alligator Problems Also Evident In Less Polluted Lakes

... lake with a major pesticide spill. This is a huge body of water." Guillette had help from Crain; Daniel Pickford, another former student of Guillette's; Franklin Percival of UF's Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit; and Allan Woodward of the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission....

Transposable Elements May Have Had A Major Role In The Evolution Of Higher Organisms

...e first place," said McDonald. "In recent years, a body ofevidence has been accumulating which suggests that these global repressionmechanisms initially arose as a defensive response to the selfish drive oftransposable elements." The lines of evidence McDonald uses in developing his theory focus ...

USGS Cautions Proper Use Of Pepper Spray To Avoid Bear Attacks

...tes in his study ranged from meresniffing to whole body rolling in the residues, an uncommon bear behavior...al-pr; mapping-pr;products-pr; lecture-pr. In the body of the message write: subscribe (name oflistserver) (your name). Example: subscribe water-pr joe s...

"Discovering Biological Diversity" Is AAAS Topic For USGS Manager

...al-pr;mapping-pr; products-pr; lecture-pr. In the body of the message write:subscribe (name of listserver) (your name). Example: subscribe water-pr joe smith. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey Office of the Director, Eastern Region 150 National Center Reston...

Duke Researchers Develop First Treatment For Rare Muscle Disease

...e (GAA). Normally the GAA enzyme helps the body break down stored glycogen intoglucose, a sugar the body uses for energy. Without the active enzyme, storedglycogen builds up in the body's muscles, eventual...

"Genes, Vitamins, Homocyst(e)ine And Cardiovascular Diseases"

...mocysteine (Hcy) is an amino acid generated in the body from themetabolism of methionine, an essential ami...ed with food. Homocysteine, normally exported from body cells into blood, occurs in allhumans, and probably in all animals. Homocysteine in the blood is th...

"Genetic Factors Influencing Cholesterol Response To Diet"

...een identified. Non-genetic factors, such as age, body weight, anddiet, are also major determinants of the presence and severity of the pattern Btrait. In initial studies of dietary effects in a group of 18 men with patternB, we were surprised to find that the reduction in LDL cholesterol levels...

Genetics Of Obesity And Of The Response To Chronic Overfeeding

...ferences in the response to chronicoverfeeding for body mass, body composition and a variety of metabolicphenotypes. We have used an experimental model based on ide...

$2 Million Dollar Grant Funds Salton Sea Web Site

...tmay lead to the restoration of the single largest body of water in California,"said Lewis. "University-based research, combined with the efforts of the best scientificminds in the country, is our best hope for breathing new life into this naturalresource." Redlands underwent a yearlong internal and exter...

Genetics May Explain Much Age-Related Hearing Loss

...now that the free radicals produced throughout the body asby-products of normal cell metabolism can cause extensive damage to livingtissues, including the sensory hair cells in the inner ear, if they are notneutralized by antioxidant enzymes," McFadden said. "We think that SODdeficiencies may increase co...

Long-Standing Puzzle Of Immune System Is Solved By UCSF Researchers

...tually any unwanted microscopic invader within the body by subvertingthe function of an enzyme that normal...endon mutations in order to be ready to defend the body against newly arisingpathogenic microorganisms. "Without hypermutation at the immunoglobuli...

Hormones Found In The Brain May Determine How Much You Eat And Affect Obesity And Diabetes

...rol the highly complexfeeding behavior, as well as body weight." The brain translates information it receives from differentorgans into metabolic-rate changes, which affect how much food peopleconsume and how fast their bodies burn it off. "The brain is doing a lot of things like a black b...

Study Is First Ever To Document Protein Therapy Induces Creation Of New Blood Vessels To The Human Heart

...induce neoangiogenesis -- the process by which the body can grow its own newcapillary network to bypass oc... -- in a dosage of 0.01 milligrams per kilogram of body weight --was directly injected into the heart muscle near the blockage. Prior to using ...

Condom Use In Thailand Dramatically Cuts HIV Infection

...kin in the genitalarea, allowing HIV to invade the body more easily, and increase the number ofimmune system cells called macrophages and T cells, which are the preferredtargets of HIV. T cells serve as "factories" that produce more of the virus. The Hopkins study followed two groups of Thai army...

Study Of Microbes May Hone Predictions Of Mining Impact

...cause its chances of being in contact with the ore body are greater, said Hamers. The study strongly suggests that "we can develop better models than the ones we currently have," said Edwards. "We can not only identify how many are there, but we can show where they are" in nature. Funded by the National S...

User-Friendly Brace Helps Paraplegics To Walk

...volved in walking and the way walking stretchesthe body help prevent pressure sores, tendon contraction, s...foot brace', which supports thepatient's paralysed body from his torso down to his toes. However, many patientsfind this device hardly any help because it i...

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(Date:11/25/2009)...short to draw definite conclusions, experts say, ...-- In diabetic patients with blocked coronary arte...s at one year whether patients undergo bypass surg...ers report. , Bypass surgery has been the stand...artery disease. However, less invasive approaches ...
(Date:11/25/2009)...others to overlook needed care, study finds , ...other,s depression can worsen her child,s asthma, ...study of 262 black mothers and their children foun...symptoms had more frequent asthma symptoms, while ... had less frequent asthma symptoms. , The Johns...
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