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Purdue biologists expose the inner workings of viral machine

...arrhea in young children. Infections caused by the closely related rotaviruses, for example, are responsible ...host could perceive as a threat. RNA is a molecule closely related to DNA and exists in a form known as the "messenger molecule" that leads to the translation ...

Chimp genome assembled

... next several months. Chimpanzees are the most closely related species to humans. Consequently, comparative analysis of the human and chimp genomes can reveal unique types of information impossible to obtain from comparing the human genome with the genomes of other animals. For more on the scientific rat...

Scientists announce long-sought mouse model of human pancreatic cancer

...model cancers start and progress along a path that closely resembles the disease's course in humans, the scientists believe it will be particularly useful in searching for telltale substances, or biomarkers, in the animals. These biomarkers could lead to a blood or urine screening test to catch the disease i...

On the tip

...ter tastes." In the study, Liman and Liu looked closely at a protein necessary for detecting sweet, bitter and umami tastes. Without the protein, called TRPM5, mice can't discern between the flavors. Once activated, the protein appears to play a key role in the taste-signaling pathway, somehow sending...

'Homegrown' relief for victims of arsenic poisoning in South Asia

...loped countries, SenGupta believes, must work more closely with their counterparts in the developing world. "Our attempts to solve the environmental woes of the 'developing' countries with solutions from the 'developed' ones have often been unsatisfactory, if not disastrous," he wrote in July 2002 in an edit...

A new hope for heavy metal contaminated soils

...is they exploited the fact that A. halleri is very closely related to the genetic model plant A. thaliana, of which the genome has been sequenced. In contrast to A. halleri, A. thaliana is metal sensitive and immobilises excess metal ions in the roots, thereby limiting the accumulation of metals in above-gro...

New understanding of insulin's complexities needed to conquer diabetes

...sed mainly by insulin resistance in tissues and is closely associated with obesity. In addition, defects in insulin signaling are linked to hypertension, high levels of cholesterol and other lipids, heart disease, kidney disease, female infertility and neurodegeneration. In their research, White and his coll...

With optical 'tweezers,' researchers pinpoint the rhythmic rigidity of cell skeletons

...stream and surrounding tissue, are one of the most closely studied types of cell in the body. The cells play an important role in cardiovascular disease. And a greater knowledge of their interior functions may help scientists develop new cancer treatments that curb or suppress the growth of tumors by cutting...

New standard for voice saving care of larynx cancer patients

...n alone. In all cases, patients should be followed closely during treatment by a head and neck surgeon, so that surgery can be performed if there is residual or recurrent cancer after treatment." This year, approximately 9,500 Americans will be diagnosed with laryngeal cancer and 3,800 will die from the dise...

Lab tests can reveal how patients respond to Gleevec

... mutation, some had a mutation in a different (but closely related) tyrosine kinase called PDGFRA. While mutations in this kinase were found in only 4.7 percent of GIST cases in the Gleevec clinical trial, the drug was effective against some of these PDGFRA mutations. "We are in the process of studying t...

$51 million research facility, classroom complex breaks ground at UH

...-of-the-art facility, allowing researchers to more closely interact and collaborate. The design of the building facilitates interaction, featuring labs upon labs with no walls to isolate them. Of benefit for the entire university will be a two-story classroom wing for general academic use. To ensure func...

Symposium on scientific misconduct

...ing for and supervising young researchers. This is closely linked to furthering the process of establishing standards for good scientific practice, for example on questions of authorship, which is still at the heart of most disputes relating to misconduct. The relationship between ombudsman committees and i...

Climate linked to reproduction of right whales

...atures in the deep waters of the Gulf of Maine are closely linked to changes in ocean currents driven by winter atmospheric conditions in the North Atlantic during the previous year. With an additional time lag, the abundance of the common copepod species, Calanus finmarchicus , tracks these ocean temperat...

Philippines: Park expansion creates nation's largest contiguous protected area

...an half of its Threatened animal species. CI works closely with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other organizations in the corridor. Composed of 7,000 island, the Philippines is home to more than 1,100 vertebrate species and 10,000 plant species, making it one of the 17 most biologically diverse, or megadi...

Major mutations, not many small changes, might lead way to new species

...ides that contrast with the pale pink flowers. The closely related M. cardinalis, on the other hand, has a deep, tubular shape that excludes bees but is easily probed by the slender beaks of hummingbirds, and has red or deep yellow-orange petals, colors bees can't see. These and other differences make the s...

Work begins on powering a sustainable future for the UK

... the clean fuel of the future. EPSRC is working closely with other agencies, such as the Carbon Trust and DTI, to ensure that the work supported through SUPERGEN meets the wider objectives for a sustainable future for the UK. More information on SUPERGEN can be found on EPSRC's website: http://www.epsrc....

Region of chromosome 1 important in blood pressure regulation

...tions might predict some role in hypertension, and closely examined nine of these genes. Their work uncovered genetic changes called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in three of these nine that were associated with hypertension. This region of chromosome 1 has been linked to related disorders such a...

Scientists believe ancient arachnids may have spun silk like modern spiders

...ggests that spiders and trigonotarbids may be more closely related than previously suspected. It could also suggest that silk-spinning evolved independently many times among arachnids, which means evidence for silk-spinning could one day be found in other extinct arachnids, too. What was special about this a...

Computer model offers new tool to probe Woburn toxic waste site

...r plume model, and found that the two sets of ages closely matched. The researchers also enlisted the help of...of what may have happened in Woburn, each of which closely matched data measured at the sites. For instance, in May 1979 -- the month the wells were ordered cl...

New pathway found to enhance cancer treatment

...ncers to "mature" or "differentiate" and thus more closely resemble normal cells. This strategy may have less severe side-affects compared to conventional chemotherapy and may be a particularly valuable strategy in preventing cancer in high-risk individuals. However, thus far retinoids have only proven to...

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