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Scientists find solution to a mystery surrounding Alzheimers, Huntington's and other neurological diseases

...lves can affect the proteasome and cause toxicity, concludes Bence. Its a vicious circle, he points out: The disease produces defective proteins that clump together into aggregates. Then the aggregates build up and interfere with proteasome function, which results in the production of more aggregates that furt...

Deregulation will cause significant fluctuations in electricity prices, new study reveals

...ty and cost of transmission. In general, the study concludes that importing regions now paying higher prices will experience relative rate reductions if they obtain more transmission access, while low-cost exporting regions will experience higher prices. ``These rate adjustments reflect the search for the rig...

Study looks at causes, consequences of sex differences

... Contributions to Human Health: Does Sex Matter?," concludes that many normal physiological functions and disease functions are influenced directly or indirectly by sex-based biological differences. "The focus of study was on basic biology of sex determination -- how do we get to be males and females from a ge...

Halfway human

...iffers substantially from a modern human's. Thorne concludes that this genetic material is a vestige of his earlier hominid ancestors-probably H. erectus from Indonesia-who contributed to the blood lines of modern Australian Aborigines. This particular genetic sequence has disappeared, perhaps, says Thorne, be...

Oily fossils provide clues to the evolution of flowers

... among the earliest relatives of flowering plants, concludes biologist David Winship Taylor of Indiana University Southeast, a co-author of the ACS study. "This discovery is even more significant because we recently found gigantopterid fossils in China with leaves and stems that are quite similar to modern f...

Soy isoflavones have a modest cholesterol-lowering effect in postmenopausal women

...ng results of soy isoflavone research to date. She concludes that soy protein enriched with isoflavones probably has a modest LDL-cholesterol lowering effect in persons in the high-risk range. Nevertheless, other unrealized diet and lifestyle goals, such as reduced body weight and intake of saturated fat, sho...

AAAS urges President Bush to fund stem-cell research

...d by the use of embryonic and fetal stem cells and concludes that it is possible to conduct embryonic stem-cell research in a fully ethical manner. According to the report, the case for public funding is made even stronger by the amount of stem-cell research taking place in the private sector without public ...

Scientists shake up "family tree" of green plants

... as the journal Nature's cover story on February 1 concludes that ferns and horsetails are not -- as currently believed -- lower, transitional evolutionary grades between mosses and flowering plants. In fact, ferns and horsetails, together, are the closest living relatives to seed plants. "Today's systema...

Fewer airline crashes linked to 'pilot error'

...fic study of aviation crashes in the United States concludes that "pilot error" is a decreasing cause of crashes involving major airlines. Johns Hopkins researchers report that pilot error accounted for 34 percent of major airline crashes between 1990 and 1996, compared with 43 percent from 1983 to 1989. This...

Scientists bypass major hurdle to hemophilia gene therapy

... published Dec. 4 in the journal Molecular Therapy concludes that the approach "may be useful for the treatment of a wide variety of inherited diseases." In animal experiments at Carolina and elsewhere in recent years, the method involved a genetically engineered virus called AAV to infect cells and thereby de...

New drug blocks rheumatoid arthritis early on, with few side effects

A large nationwide study concludes that a drug called etanercept dramatically slows or even stops the progress of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) at the earliest stages of the disease, helping nearly three-quarters of those taking it. Etanercept also shows fewer side effects than the curre...

Korean Americans at risk for high blood pressure

...h prevalence of cardiovascular disease and stroke, concludes Miyong Kim, PhD, RN, a nurse researcher and assistant professor at The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. In her study of 761 Korean Americans between the ages of 18 and 89, published in the November issue of Ethnicity and Disease, Kim fou...

Report on dietary supplements containing ephedra makes urgent call for research to develop dose guidelines, safety warnings

... of popular dietary supplements containing ephedra concludes that these products can pose severe health risks and even kill some people, prompting an urgent need to pinpoint those at greatest risk and establish safe daily doses for the supplements. Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco who ...

Dietary fat itself not likely to cause breast cancer

...robably responsible for most cases of the disease, concludes the research. The author examined all the relevant...ypothesis that best fits the epidemiological data, concludes the author, is that dietary fat depletes breast tissue of an essential factor that normally protects...

Estrogen therapy may help prevent memory decline in elderly women

...s the onset of Alzheimers Disease in aging women," concludes Dr Sherwin....

University of Georgia to host 7th International Congress of Ethnobiology in October

...erican actors, dancers and musicians. The Congress concludes with a Street Fest in downtown Athens on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. featuring musical groups and the Maya theater group Lo'il Maxil....

October Geology and GSA Today highlights

...pment of policies to deal with climate change. He concludes that greater emphasis on observational data would frame the discussion more meaningfully and concretely, and would facilitate development of a coherent policy for the future. *To view the complete table of contents of GEOLOGY , as well as that of th...

New IIASA research challenges Kyoto Protocol

...ciated uncertainties and biases. IIASA's analysis concludes that any improvement in Russia's total carbon balance falls within such a broad uncertainty range that it undermines any confidence that the overall changes in the carbon balance - and in Russian air quality - can be attained within the Kyoto Protoco...

Paul Ehrlich challenges evolutionary psychology and the 'selfish gene' in his latest book, 'Human Natures'

... Ehrlich, known for his advocacy of conservation, concludes Human Natures with a discussion on the evolution of environmental ethics and other human values. "A modern knowledge of biological and cultural evolution helps us grasp what kinds of animals we are, where we came from and how we fit into the natural...

Women with low body iron find exercise harder

...time sustaining exercise and adapting to training, concludes a new Cornell University study. But after a period of training, iron-deficient women who boost their body iron by taking supplements can improve their exercise endurance twice as much as iron-depleted women. "Millions of women are working harder than...

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