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Different effects of puberty on resting metabolism in white and African American children

...bility that lower REEs among African-Americans may persist into adulthood is suggested by previous studies of African American adults that show that they too have a lower REE than whites. Whether this lower REE contributes to the development of obesity in African Americans cannot be proven at this time. The ...

New study reveals a major cause of global warming - ordinary soot

...looded shorelines and long periods of drought that persist for hundreds of years. The IPCC report pins most of the blame for global warming on human-produced greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane, which also are byproducts of fossil fuel burning. But according to IPCC scientists, atmospheric...

Extinction claims a furry friend

...ce,since a species that vanishes from one area may persist in another. Still, they sound a pretty clear warning of environmental distress. In the Adelaide Hills, close to South Australia's capital, researchers have noted a catastrophic reduction in native birds, with half the woodland species in decline. It...

New reserach shows promise in conquering ulcer-causing H. pylori

... "Even with medical intervention, the bacteria may persist or recur. We want to figure out how to eliminate a highly resistant pathogen that the animal or human normally can't eliminate." The researchers compared the levels of H. pylori in six grou...

Hunger linked to poor health in low-income U.S. children

...recent evidence that social inequalities in health persist into adulthood," says Olson, the Hazel E. Reed Human Ecology Extension Professor in Family Policy and a professor of nutritional sciences at Cornell. "Food security is a critical component of child health policy." Recent welfare reform policies that...

Gene therapy for arthritis

...ive against a different autoim-munedisease, do not persist in the synovium and fail to suppress arthritis. In a complementary effort, Morita et al.show that dendritic cells (DCs), which control the proliferation and immunological properties of T cells, can also beused to deliver an appropriate regulatory pro...

ESA recommends cautious approach to releasing GMOs into the environment

... statement include instances where an organism can persist without human intervention. Also of concern: the exchange of genetic material between GMOs and unaltered organisms within the environment. Some GMOs may also be given traits which would provide an advantage over native species in some environments....

Chronic Lyme disease symptoms not helped by intensive antibiotic treatment

...tubborn form of Lyme disease-those whose symptoms persist after standard courses of antibiotics-validate that these patients suffer significant pain and other disabling symptoms. The two trials found, however, that a 90-day course of intravenous and oral antibiotics was no better than placebo at improving ...

Plant/pathogen evolutionary dynamic defies simple arms race model

...eles (alternative forms of the R-genes) often both persist for very long periods of time." The presence of ancient and distinct R-gene alleles is inconsistent with a simple arms race model. "We also find examples of loci, clusters of genes, that retain many different alleles, some of which are known to b...

Fish-stocking may spread amphibian disease

...oduced pathogens become established, effects could persist even after fish stocking has been discontinued," say Kiesecker and his colleagues....

Battle to save last stronghold of the red squirrel

...d restock plans indicate that red squirrels should persist for the next 40 years until the next rotation" The development of computer models for native mammals such as the red squirrel and the availability of high quality forest maps or satellite images provides a unique opportunity for the conservation of e...

UF researchers: beach mice face high probability of extinction

...ked, What would be the chance that beach mice will persist in the future if we consider the effects of catastrophic events such as hurricanes? said Madan Oli, a UF assistant professor of wildlife ecology and conservation and lead author of a paper on the research that appeared this year in Biological Conserv...

Genes passed from crops to weeds persist for generations

...s to their weedy relatives can persist for at least six generations, and probably much longer, according to an Ohio State University study conducted with radishes. This means genetic traits that are developed...

Aggressive tumor cells leave a trail in their environment that affects the spread of cancer

...ted by less aggressive tumor cells. These cues may persist in the matrix long after the aggressive tumor cells have moved on and then cause less aggressive cells, which move into this area, to become more aggressive. The UI team, led by Mary J.C. Hendrix, Ph.D., the Kate Daum Research Professor and head of ...

Genomes on 'chips' boon to cancer research

...yed to the ribosomes. Long-lived mRNA molecules do persist despite the inhibition of new mRNA production by flavopiridol, allowing normal cellular processes to continue. The researchers hope that the identification of short-lived mRNA molecules unique to cancer cells could help to identify the types of canc...

APS August/September journal hot picks

...prolonged skeletal muscle loss and weakness, which persist despite standard rehabilitation programs of occupational and physical therapy. In a study led by Oscar E. Suman, and jointly sponsored by the Shriners Hospitals for Children and The University of Texas Medical Branch, researchers investigated whether...

UCLA team maps how genes affect brain structure, intelligence; dramatic images shed light on brain diseases, personality differences

... reactions to stress. These genetic relationships persist even after statistical adjustments are made for shared family environments, which tend to make members of the same family more similar. Until this study, little was known about how much individual genotype accounts for the wide variations among indiv...

Female vulnerability to drugs tied to estrogen, U-M researcher reports

...ne results in structural changes in the brain that persist for some time," Becker says, pointing to recent work by U-M colleagues Kent Berridge and Terry Robinson. (See http://www.umich.edu/~newsinfo/Releases/2001/Sep01/r092501b.html ). "Our results suggest that estrogen not only affects the acute respons...

Microbe first to break down PCBs

... many rivers, harbors and bays. "Particles of PCBs persist after many years, because they don't dissolve well in water. They attach to sediment and get covered over," he says. "Unless there is some turnover, a lot of PCBs stay hidden." The hazardous pollutants can build up in fish and marine mammals, in whi...

January media highlights-GSA Bulletin

... time of each transgression. Such patterns fail to persist when the basal surfaces of stratigraphic units are compared sequentially over time. In some areas around Charleston, however, there has been persistent, repetitive net downward or upward movement over the past 34 million years. These repetitive patte...

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