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ASPP publishes major plant biology textbook

...nt biologists working around the world to create a boldly contemporary picture of plant biochemistry and molecular biology, integrated around the themes of compartmentation, cell reproduction, energetics, metabolism, and development. The result is an impeccably organized and visually stunning work for both ...

Warmer world will be a sicker world, say scientists

...ir ways into thelast populations of honeycreepers boldly colored songbirds that evolvedonly in Hawaii. In the 1960's mosquitoes were restricted by temperature toelevations below 2,500 feet, but warmer temperatures have allowed them tomove higher up the mountainsides. With the mosquitoes has come the spread...

New study validates criteria for safe, rapid treatment of patients with cocaine-related chest pain

...ent stays, saving millions of dollars. "This study boldly suggests that you don't have to be frightened to send patients home with cocaine-associated chest pain, provided you do certain tests first," Larkin said. "This can be reassuring to physicians and patients alike." During the hour after cocaine is use...

NSF'S 'FIBR' to mix disciplines, use breakthroughs on 5-year explorations into biology's mysteries

...-year projects. Totaling $30 million, they employ boldly creative approaches, integrate a variety of disciplines, and draw expertise from a variety of institutions to address grand challenges. The FIBR projects also draw upon recent breakthroughs in biology, such as genomics, enhanced information technolog...

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(Date:6/19/2013)... In what is believed to be the largest follow-up ... hereditary dystonia a movement disorder that can cause ... report good success rates and lasting benefits. , Michele ... at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center,s Department of Neurology, and Ron ... at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, published ...
(Date:6/19/2013)... Arbor, Mich. Children had half as many ... evening office hours on five or more days a ... at C.S. Mott Children,s Hospital and Johns Hopkins University. ... in The Journal of Pediatrics and will ... "These findings are an important step in understanding where ...
(Date:6/19/2013)... no-strings sexual encounters are increasingly common on college ... others to "hook up"? A new study by ... and Preventive Medicine, published online by the ... certain factors and behaviors associated with sexual hookups, ... the potential for negative emotional and physical health ...
(Date:6/19/2013)... for repairing damage to the genetic material DNA become ... seem, those compounds are sparking optimism as potential treatments ... in BRCA, a gene that made headlines when actress ... termed PARP inhibitors, are the topic of the cover ... Engineering News . C&EN is the weekly news magazine ...
(Date:6/19/2013)... Center and colleagues at Louisiana State University have developed ... immediate therapy. It relies on understanding the genetic interaction ... better predict a prostate cancer,s aggressiveness to avoid unnecessary ... the online journal PLOS ONE in April. ... 20 percent of all cancers and 9 percent of ...
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