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Houston minority graduation rises in sciences, engineering as result of UH-led alliance

...is one of the most successful in the nation and on track to achieve its goal of increasing the number of underrepresented minority students who graduate with degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines, according to independent external evaluators of the National Science ...

Molecular motor implicated in tissue remodeling

... matrix operate by extracting energy from the very track they move upon." The researchers propose that the molecular motor contributes to restructuring the extracellular support matrix during tissue growth and development or wound repair or even during cancerous invasion of tissues. Because MMP-1 moves dir...

Winning combination to build bone density in children

...s and accelerometers, the researchers were able to track the behavior of 38 girls and 38 boys between the ages of 8 and 11. They observed that the synergistic effect of high levels of calcium intake and vigorous (as opposed to moderate or low-intensity) activity were the most effective in building and ret...

Researchers devise potent new tools to curb ivory poaching

...ered species over large remote areas. The dogs can track up to 18 species at once at distances greater than a quarter-mile. Such non-invasive techniques can be used to quickly assemble genetic reference maps to apply this technology to other at-risk species. Besides Wasser and Stephens, authors of the PNA...

Students build submarine to track Octopuses

...es a video camera and hydrophones (sonar mikes) to track its prey. Marine biologists, directed by Professor... at Alaska Pacific University, will use the sub to track octopuses. Meanwhile, undergrads at Colorado School of Mines are developing the hydrophones under th...

K-State, other universities to study how climate affects plant evolution

...ey develop and apply the computer models that will track the gene responses in Arabidopsis plants. Working with seven leading laboratories in Europe, the researchers will plant and study Arabidopsis at six diverse sites, ranging from subarctic locales in Finland -- which at times during the year have jus...

There and back again

...ectroporation. This technology allowed the team to track cells that had been electroporated with the mutant forms of Cdc42 and observe as they contributed to somite formation. Electroporation of dominant negative and constitutively active forms of Rac1 also indicated a role for that molecule in the mesenc...

Snakehead in your inbox? Welcome to the nonindigenous Aquatic Species Alert System

...ystem. USGS developed the new NAS Alert System to track the spread of invasive species nationwide. Now, users can report nonindigenous and invasive aquatic species they sight, automatically receive email alerts, or perform searches on aquatic species -- such as American alligators in Pennsylvania, Asian c...

Second call for proposals for the European Young Investigator Award

... a EURYI Award should have an excellent scientific track record. They should have distinguished themselves through outstanding research achievements and demonstrate the potential to become world class leaders in the respective research area. Due to the differing ages at which a doctorate may be awarded in ...

Bone marrow cells routinely help with wound healing

...de the bodies of the mice, allowing researchers to track the bone marrow cells throughout the body. Researchers found green cells throughout the body, but observed that the highest concentration of bone marrow cells was in normal skin. That was a surprise. People have known for awhile that there are a few...

New imaging technology at Joslin shown to detect early signs of type 1 diabetes

...ithin the islets. Until recently, the only way to track type 1 diabetes in its earliest stages was to measure blood levels of autoantibodies (the immune system's "guided missiles") directed against pancreatic islet proteins. Yet, these tests are only an indirect indication of the disease process, and don'...

Molecular motor myosin VI moves 'hand over hand,' researchers say

...anometer Accuracy -- the measurement technique can track the position of a single molecule to within 1.5 nanometers. (One nanometer is a billionth of a meter, or about 10,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair). "First, we attached a small fluorescent dye to one of the arms and took a picture wi...

New tool predicts how long pollutants will stay in soil

...Environmental engineers are seeking better ways to track these emerging pollutants, which tend to be more complex and water-soluble than previous contaminants of concern, such as chlorinated solvents and petroleum byproducts. This new modeling approach is important because environmental regulators and clea...

Tiny molecules have big potential as cancer drugs, Stanford researcher believes

...out, Bogyo and colleagues used fluorescent tags to track cathepsin activity in mouse models of two types of cancer. They found the cathepsins helped build blood vessels to the tumors as well as increase tumor growth and invasiveness. The team also tried giving a broad-spectrum cathepsin inhibitor to some c...

Carnegie Mellon scientists reveal ways of studying, resolving PCB contamination in US rivers

...ediment and developed methods to monitor, measure, track and contain these synthetic compounds. These scien...s, but poor record-keeping has confused efforts to track PCB breakdown at different sites. Now, in a statistical tour-de-force, Carnegie Mellon scientists ha...

Gold quantum dots have applications in biological labeling, nanoscale optics

...attaching them to proteins that scientists wish to track in cells. "We are continuing to investigate these quantum dots, to probe their fundamental photophysical and spectroscopic properties, and to develop different chemistries for functionalizing the scaffolding that encapsulates the nanoclusters so we c...

New 'clock gene' uncovered

...ants and animals possess internal clocks that keep track of time and coordinate physiological, behavioral, and biochemical processes with the rhythm of the 24-hour cycle of day and night. These so-called circadian rhythms offer distinct advantages to organisms that use them. Plants, for example, shut do...

Technology already exists to stabilize global warming

...t-day levels for 50 years would put the world on a track to stabilize the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere at about 500 parts per million. That would be roughly a doubling of the carbon dioxide content compared to the pre-industrial level of 280 parts per million. If emissions are left unc...

Full promise of genomics in disease research yet to be realized

...ch. For example, genome data can help to globally track and identify existing and new diseases, such as in the case of SARS. Genomics has identified the genetic signatures that today are being used in bioforensics to allow authorities to investigate cases of suspected bioterrorism. Some of the recent ...

Lehmann lovegrass won't succumb to fire

...se." She continued the experiment for two years to track how the grasses responded from year to year. The researchers had expected that, after burning, the native species would grow back faster than the introduced species. But that's not what the team found. The researchers found...

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