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Swedish researchers link endometriosis with increased risk of some cancers

...d adenomyosis (that is endometriosis in the muscle wall of the uterus) and our study showed that they had a lower risk of ovarian cancer from the beginning. Therefore we can't say for sure that it is the hysterectomy that is protective." The study also showed that younger women who developed endom...

Safe is sexy

The signal is an arched wall of sand called a hood which courting males of the fiddler crab Uca musica build at the entrances to their burrows on sand flats in Panama. Males have one very large claw that they wave to attract females to their burrows and females visit several mal...

UNC studies identify key genes involved in blood vessel development

.... "They are communicators between the blood vessel wall and bloodstream. They are the cells that determine what ablood vessel does. For example, during angiogenesis, when new blood vessels are being formed, it's the endothelial cells that determine where they go and how big they get." And as communicators...

And the beat goes on: New insight into the genetics of congenital heart disease

...form, AVCD is characterized by a large hole in the wall (the septum) that partitions the heart into upper and lower chambers (atria and ventricles, respectively). This defect disrupts the unidirectional flow of blood through the heart, allowing oxygen-rich blood traveling through the left chambers to re-e...

New study shows why hypertension affects black males disproportionately

... white Americans. Because changes in the arterial wall compliance and autonomic function often precede the onset of HT, a team of researchers has sought to identify whether differences in these areas exist among young, health African-American males who show no evidence of hypertension and compared them w...

Improving the body's 'homeland security' against TB

...st. Their latest finding puts another brick in the wall between chronic infection with TB and possible immune system-based cures. "This discovery is exciting because it provides a much sought-after link between immune cell activation and TB inhibition," says MacMicking. "Previously we'd examined another ...

UCLA study identifies stem cell in artery wall

...time that specific cells found in the adult artery wall have stem cell-like potential. Researchers found a...s the first study to show that cells in the artery wall have the potential to develop into a number of other cell types," said Dr. Linda Demer, principal in...

JCI Table of Contents, November 3, 2003

...ency strongly suggests that genes encoding vessel wall proteins, particularly elastin, should be consider...in cell signaling and subsequent changes in vessel wall structure. TITLE : Developmental adaptation of the mouse cardiovascular system to elastin haploin...

With flu season coming, don't forgetexercise?

... - -Glucans (polysaccharides derived from the cell wall of yeast, fungi, algae and oats) have been shown to enhance the activities of both the non-specific and specific immune system but have received little attention in the field of exercise immunology. -Glucan exerts its effects through the direct stimu...

Physics tip sheet #39 - Nov. 17, 2003

...micrometer precision. The authors created a domain wall tip-- a sliver with different magnetization from the surrounding area-- in a thin garnet film by introducing a stress point at the edge of the film. By controlling the tip with an external magnetic field, they can push or pull individual magnetic par...

Childhood sleep-disordered breathing severity related to tonsil size, oropharyngeal volume

...ction of the hard and soft palate to the posterior wall of the pharynx defined the rostral limit of the oropharynx, while the tip of the epiglottis defined the caudal margin. Data Analysis: Subjects were divided into two groups: one with high- (>7) and one with low- (<4) OAHI values. Researche...

Latest knowledge on plant cell-wall biology in new book

ITHACA, N.Y. -- The wall of a plant cell is no longer just a biological bulwark. It is a critical component in science. To update other biologists with fresh information about plant cell walls, Jocelyn Rose, a Cornell University assistant professor of plant biology, has edit...

New advances in thrombosis help further understanding of disease prevention

...otentially fatal if the clot breaks loose from the wall of the vein and migrates from the leg to the lungs, called pulmonary embolus (PE). When this happens, clots block a pulmonary artery or one of its branches, disrupting the lung's blood flow and the addition of oxygen to the blood. Drugs used t...

Use of new direct thrombin inhibitor may be as effective as current standard treatment

...hen fragments of a blood clot break loose from the wall of the vein and migrate to the lungs, where they block a pulmonary artery or one of its branches. The American Society of Hematology is the world's largest professional society concerned with the causes and treatment of blood disorders. Its...

Telescience recognized for facilitating biomedical research on a global network

...pplications, running on a 27 million pixel display wall powered by a Rocks cluster ( http://www.rocksclusters.org ). This component illustrated the use of high bandwidth networking for parallel distributed rendering to enable users to interactively manipulate multi-gigabyte biomedical datasets. Telescien...

Common airborne substance makes asthmatics more sensitive to house dust mites: study

...r molecules that's released through the outer cell wall of common bacteria. When the bacteria die, the cell wall collapses and endotoxin is released into the environment, finding its way into the air and dust. "...

Biodegradable particles mimic white blood cells, target inflamed tissue, new study finds

...mes more effective at sticking to the blood vessel wall than other materials tested in previous studies, the engineer said. The bead degrades and converts to lactic acid, a substance normally found in the body. Goetz and colleagues, using novel polymers developed by Hanes, next will test different polym...

New roles for protein modifications in cell migration

...mbrane of the migrating gonad and that of the body wall are one of the keystone processes of gonadal development. The C. elegans gonad is U-shaped, the result of the directed migration of cells known as distal tip cells present at the leading ends of the developing gonad in larvae. The gene mig-17, which ...

Purdue engineers develop quick, inexpensive method to prototype microchips

...rs, thin glass fibers such as those found in glass wall insulation, and a flexible polymer called PDMS that is available from most scientific supply companies. "What we've done is really thinking outside of the box," said Nate Mosier, an assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering who...

Researchers seek to clone 'mad cow disease' resistant cattle strain

...ss, explains Eyestone. The prions pass through the wall of the gut and are subsequently absorbed by innervated lymphatic tissues, where they eventually accumulate in the nerves, and then migrate to the spinal cord and brain. The process takes years, Eyestone says, which accounts for the five to seven year...

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