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University of Chicago receives $2.4 million grant from Howard Hughes Medical Institute to support immunology and structural biology programs

...infrastructure support to help us recruit faculty, build much needed core facilities andprovide flexible mo... this plan," said Steele. "These funds will helpus build a critical mass of faculty more quickly and to provide the types of centralized reseachresources nee...

A little help from below: naturally occurring microbes ready to lend a hand trapping radioactivity underground

...e in the surrounding rock in the same way deposits build up in the pipes of houses with hard water. Microbes that break down urea should increase the rate at which calcite builds up. When urea is hydrolyzed, the groundwater will become less acidic and more basic, which will reduce the amount of calcium ...

Human stem cell research leads Science's top ten list of the best scientific advances in 1999

...day help them probe the basic nature of matter and build the next generation of atomic clocks and lasers. The gas consists of atoms that fall into the category of fermions, one of nature's two types of elementary particles, which by definition are antisocial particles that refuse to occupy the same energy ...

Large air pollution center established at NYU School of Medicine

...he $8 million federal grant to NYU will be used to build on a body of research showing how the inhalation of fine and ultrafine airborne particles into the deepest recesses of the lungs can contribute a variety of illnesses, especially in people with pre-existing heart and lung disease. "There are ...

Injured spinal neurons reach out to each other, but not to healthy neighbors

... The scientists also examined the proteins used to build these bridges, called connexins. They found that the amount and types of connexin proteins present in the neurons did not change after nerve injury. This suggests that gap junction bridges may be present among normal motor neurons but are perhaps i...

National prize in neuroscience endowed by UNC professor

...hysiology program. He was recruited to Carolina to build up the university's strength in the neurosciences. Perl served as chairman of physiology at UNC from 1971 to 1989. A founder and acting president when the Society for Neuroscience was started in 1969, he was awarded that group's 1998 Gerard prize for...

We are not alone - or are we?

...cs, which act as a sort of atmospheric thermostat, build land masses and enhance biotic diversity. A neighbor the size of Jupiter, not too close and not too far away, that can use its gravity to protect the planet from too many life-extinguishing collisions with comets and asteroids. A stable orbit unpertu...

Wake Forest University School of Medicine launches major research initiative

...rch efforts as part of a $67 million initiative to build on its longstanding research tradition and create ...d of Trustees was prepared to invest new money "to build distinctive research programs in departmental niches and interdepartmental centers of excellence." ...

Study may help clarify how cells grow

...ally, as cellular levels of pyrimidine nucleotides build up, CPS II is turned of by a process of 'feedback' inhibition, Graves explains. "What we think happens is that in response to a growth signal, MAP kinase attaches a phosphorous molecule to CPS II, thus preventing feedback inhibition and allowing cell...

Lactose intolerant? Get milk

...ass of milk on a full stomach -- can help the body build up a tolerance for lactose products. "If you only consume dairy products once in awhile, you are more likely to have symptoms from them," Savaiano says. "Also, if you consume them by themselves, as opposed to as part of a meal, they tend to be transp...

Tube worms in deep sea discovered to have record long life spans

...y requires oilcompanies to demonstrate before they build a drilling platform on aparticular leasing area that the site contains no high-densitychemosynthetic communities--or that measures will be taken to prevent harmto these communities. One of the research sites, called Bush Hill becauseit is covered wi...

Roads affect 20% of U.S. land

.... Fourteen European countries are collaborating to build wildlife underpasses, overpasses and tunnels in an effort to reconnect habitat that has been fragmented by roads. Forman's work is part of a special section of the February issue of Conservation Biology on the ecological effects of roads, which was ...

UWs new Cell Systems Initiative welcomes Immunex collaboration

...tional biology and genetics. In addition, CSI will build an extensive program of on-line education programs, as it is clear that continuous learning, well beyond degree programs, will be required by a diverse and large "student" population. "The strong industrial support we have seen so far from both info...

Emerging 'R&D' patterns in genes may reduce evolution's risks

...t the pattern of genetic material actually used to build proteins, and studying a database of genes with known mutations in C. elegans, the researchers found a pattern of two kinds of regions in the DNA: areas with long-established genes with advantageous properties, and areas where the DNA was being shuf...

The future of planet earth: scientific challenges in the coming century

...nd where these natural events occur, so people can build and live safely on the Earth. The real-time information about floods, earthquakes and other hazards provided by the USGS helps people respond quickly and effectively when disaster strikes and provides important scientific data used by decision maker...

Do mitigated wetlands really work? Only time will tell

...setting, again at a tenth of what it would cost to build an actual zoo," he said. One of the biggest problems with creating wetlands, however, is a lack of education. "Many of the people creating and restoring wetlands aren't ...

Virus study reveals how nature 'super-sizes' tiny structures

...that nature may use an "assembly-line" approach to build grand structures on a tiny scale. Scientists at Purdue University have solved the structures of two large icosahedral viruses, providing scientists with the first three-dimensional views of viruses of this size and new insights on how viruses are ass...

Researchers find structure of enzyme that catalyzes 78-million-year reaction

...iscover how a particular enzyme works then you can build inhibitors for it," he said. "That's true for many of the drugs on the market today -- including Viagra." Other enzyme antagonists are used to fight the virus that causes AIDS and to lower blood pressure in patients with stroke and hypertension. "F...

Do mitigated wetlands really work? Only time will tell

...tenth of what it would cost to build an actual zoo," he said. One of the biggest problems with creating wetlands, however, is a lack of education. "Many of the people creating and restoring wetlands aren't formally trained to ...

Asteroid devastation possibly worse than feared

...zone depletion and ultraviolet radiation could all build upon each other." During the K-T event, the scientists said, many of the animals may actually have been spared most of the ultraviolet spring they envision. That impact, oddly enough, hit a portion of the Earths crust that was rich in anhydrite rocks...

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