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ACS News Service Weekly PressPac -- January 24, 2007

...nce, is an energy-efficient laundry detergent that cleans without hot water. Others are laundry detergents that cause less water pollution after they go down the drain. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. has been a major catalyst in the green detergent revolution, the article states. Using its purchasing power as the ...

Technology exists to keep E. coli out of food

...electrochemical activation system that disinfects, cleans food and wipes out E. coli. While electrolyzed water systems are not new, this system, developed by a team of Russian scientists, is unique because it produces a pH-neutral solution that won't cause deterioration or off-flavors when sprayed on food...

Water filtration technique removes dangerous freshwater algae toxins

...Ohio -- A water filtration technique that normally cleans up agricultural chemicals is also effective at removing a toxin secreted by algae found in lakes and rivers, an Ohio State University study has found. Engineers here determined that the technique greatly outperformed other methods by removing at le...

UCSD researchers develop 'smart petri dish'

... research team. "Since the liver is the organ that cleans up the blood, liver cells are particularly susceptible when a toxin is introduced to the body. Pharmaceutical companies want to know early on the effect a drug has on the liver. But it's very expensive to screen every potential candidate on living an...

Cutting calories slightly can reduce aging damage

...al organ for maintaining good health during aging, cleans the blood and helps regulate the body's immune system. The researchers also plan to assess the same biomarkers in a study of rats' hearts, muscle and brains. The research team was surprised to find one of the biomarkers, RNA, which is important for c...

Ultrasound and algae team up to clean mercury from sediments

...rch could one day lead to a ship-borne device that cleans toxic metals from waterways without harming fish or other wildlife, said Linda K. Weavers, the John C. Geupel Chair in Civil Engineering at Ohio State. Doctoral student Ziqi He described the group's latest results in a poster session March 27 at the ...

Research: In environmental policy, we get what we pay for

... long as you limit pollution it doesn't matter who cleans it up," Helfand said. "The big advantage in that s...t approaches may not work well when it matters who cleans up," she said. Helfand stressed that this did not happen in the acid rain program, but it could in o...

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(Date:5/21/2013)... the past few decades, scientists have developed many devices ... metallic stents. While generally effective, each of these treatments ... A new study from MIT analyzes the potential usefulness ... angioplasty balloons and drug-releasing stents, but may pose fewer ... in the artery for only a brief period, during ...
(Date:5/20/2013)... colistin are also commonly resistant to antimicrobial substances ... study in mBio , the online open-access ... to colistin and host antimicrobials LL-37 and lysozyme, ... could mean that patients with life-threatening multi-drug resistant ... response. Colistin is a last-line drug for treating ...
(Date:5/20/2013)... planning grant will help establish the Center for Advanced ... University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Worcester Polytechnic Institute ... to research in drying moist, porous materials such as ... chemical products; textiles; and biopharmaceuticals," said Hao Feng, a ... nutrition and the Illinois site director. , According to ...
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