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Traditional fishing destroys corals - new research

...in the more lightly-fished areas. Although experts say the world's coral reefs are disappearing as fast as its rainforests, until now little has been known about how fishing disturbs the reefs' ecosystems. Project leader Dr Nick Polunin, of Newcastle University's School of Marine Sciences and Technology...

Fat cells heal skull defects in mice, Stanford research shows

... from fat tissue can repair skull defects in mice, say researchers at Stanford University Medical Center. Because this type of healing process does not depend on the use of embryonic stem cells or gene therapy, it may one day allow doctors to use a patient's own unmodified cells as building blocks to hea...

Children's eating patterns show 'striking' changes in two decades

...1973-74 to 52 percent in 1993-94. The researchers say they found "no associations between meal patterns and overweight status in children." They add that further research is needed to better understand the impact of dietary intakes on the increasing numbers of children who are overweight and at risk fo...

Kinase backgrounder: Iressa discovery part of major kinase project at Dana-Farber

...to interpret their significance. The investigators say the stars are aligned to press this search, named the Kinase Project. Todd Golub, MD, who is affiliated with both institutions, notes that Dana-Farber researchers had the foresight several years ago to begin freezing patient tumor samples and "waitin...

Brace therapy for osteoarthrisis, legal issues in TBI research, prosthetic fitting

...form closer relationships with family and friends, say researchers. In this study, 40 patients in a postacute phase of schizophrenia completed the Attributional Style Questionnaire, the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, and the Quality of Life Scale. Fewer negative symptoms and the tendency to make s...

Cellular problems found behind complex obesity syndrome

...rsity in Canada and the University College London, say it does point to microtubule failure as a primary mechanism for the problems seen in BBS, particularly the disorder's obesity, diabetes and retinal degeneration. Moreover, their discovery adds to evidence that the cells' highway system could be a maj...

Researchers show cystic fibrosis defect in mice corrected with turmeric extract

...data are very encouraging, it is much too early to say whether curcumin will offer an effective treatment for most people with CF," said Caplan, professor of cellular and molecular physiology. He noted that curcumin was not expected to be effective for some of the other CFTR mutations. Curcu...

Hopkins scientists overcome main obstacle to making tons of short, drug-like proteins

...ibrary would be mixed with a molecule of interest, say Hedgehog, a protein implicated in cancer. Peptides that bind Hedgehog would stick, and those that don't would be washed away. Then, using a messenger RNA identifier Merryman has engineered to stay attached to each peptide, the genetic instructions fo...

Elusive but ubiquitous microbe fingered as gum disease culprit in Stanford study

...my of Sciences. "Of course we'd ultimately like to say archaea caused disease, but it's a horse-and-cart problem right now because we haven't shown that the archaea come before the disease," Relman said. In the future, he noted, they will collect specimens repeatedly from the same spot in the subgingival...

Is that plant a tortoise or a hare? Answer predicts its response to environmental change

..." Twenty years later, Reich and his colleagues can say that plants like hares and tortoises are found in every ecosystem, and so plants from boreal forest, rainforest, desert and everywhere else can be compared. For example, "hares" like aspen and birch are better able to use resources when conditions ge...

The Hunter's Breath tells a story of adventure and discovery in Antarctica

...em if we don't learn enough about their biology to say what should be done to save them," she said. In her book, however, Williams put less emphasis on the conservation aspects of her work and more on the pure excitement of the science. "I wrote it for adults who may have forgotten what it's l...

Risk of preeclampsia rises sharply with increased pre-pregnancy body mass index

...reases in pre-pregnancy body fat. Most surprising, say the University of Pittsburgh-affiliated researcher...psia, weight loss during pregnancy is discouraged, say the researchers. The dramatic increase in obesity among Americans is well documented and the epidemi...

Two molecules work together to aid transport of immune cells, UT Southwestern researchers find

... in fighting autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, say researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Two molecules on the surfaces of T-cells a type of immune cell must work in tandem to help the T-cells cross from the bloodstream into infected tissues, where the T-cells initiate an immune o...

Making a friendlier mosquito

...m person to person. That plan faces two problems, say postdoctoral researcher Matthew Hahn and Sergey Nuzhdin, a professor of evolution and ecology at UC Davis. First, the malaria resistance genes available are not very effective. Second, there's no way to reliably push the genes through the population....

Moderate iron deficiency affects cognitive performance - but iron supplementation improves it

...ple worldwide. The findings also are important, say the researchers, because they illustrate the significance of lower amounts of iron deficiency on cognitive functioning, including memory, attention, learning tasks, and time to complete studies. Some of the known consequences of iron deficiency are r...

Longer-term, moderate exercise improves immune activity

...ova Scotia. The sustained exercise may be the key, say the researchers, since earlier studies using shorter periods of up to three months did not find this significant increase in immune system activity with resistance training. In addition to enhanced immune response, the adults also showed significant...

Tips from the Journals of the American Society for Microbiology

...ong-term contamination in soil and root vegetables say researchers from Georgia, Maryland and South Carol...shes and carrots well beyond their growing cycle," say the researches. "Our results indicate that contaminated irrigation water or manure compost may play...

Vanderbilt doctors find citrus soda interacts with cyclosporine, maybe statins

...closporine levels. Mystery solved, ride over. Both say a formal study is needed to examine the extent of the effects of Sun Drop, and a growing number of other drinks containing citrus products, on the disruption of excretion and absorption of cyclosporine and certain other prescription drugs. Although t...

New book urges ecologists to think 'outside the helmet'

... you will. In the book, though, the authors say the old ecological niche theory has about as much relevance to modern ecology as "old Europe" does to the Bush administration. "We're trying to resurrect niche theory in the modern ecological world," said Chase. "The old theory is based on a ...

UF researcher: Animals think in their own way, but unlike humans

...e said. "Dogs have been living with humans, some say for as long as a hundred thousand years," Wynne said. "Reading human minds is not something that you do by being closely related to human beings. It's something that you do by spending thousands of generations hanging out with human beings and learni...

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