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JCI table of contents, December 15 2004

...ineages of the organism appear to be dominant in 2 distinct geographic locations. Surprisingly, while the 2003 UK-based study found no evidence of hypervirulent clones or "superbugs" assocated with particularly invasive forms of disease, Melles et al. examined isolates from individuals with bacteriemia, deep...

Loss of fruit fly retina protein delays blinding light damage

...inal cells, but our experiments show these are two distinct events caused by two distinct processes," says Craig Montell, Ph.D., professor of biological chemistry in Hopkins' Institute for B...

Return of the Staphylococcus aureus 'superbug'

...ineages of the organism appear to be dominant in 2 distinct geographic locations. Surprisingly, while the 2003 UK-based study found no evidence of hypervirulent clones or "superbugs" assocated with particularly invasive forms of disease, Melles et al. examined isolates from individuals with bacteriemia, deep...

Weizmann Insitute scientists show how proteins beat the evolutionary stakes

..., the protein line could split, diverging into two distinct genes. This multi-tasking may also partly explain another phenomenon that has been puzzling biologists: rapidly emerging drug and antibiotic resistance, and enzymes that have adapted to break down man-made chemicals that have only been around for 50 ...

Shedding feathers early may enhance sex appeal, new songbird study shows

... Birds that migrate early in the season may have a distinct advantage when it comes to attracting the opposite sex, say researchers from Queen's University and the Smithsonian Institution. And it's all about the feathers. Researchers were surprised to discover that the timing of a male songbird's reproduction...

Vollum Institute discovery may unlock human genome

...ered about 6,300 regulatory regions that mapped to distinct sites on the genome. "A subset of these regions highlight novel genes," said Impey, assistant professor of neurology, OHSU School of Medicine, and the study's lead author. Goodman calls the process "the most comprehensive analysis to date in a metazo...

A key signaling molecule in osteoarthritis is identified

...ease, which is actually a group of overlapping but distinct diseases with similar clinical outcomes, is most common form of arthritis. It is characterized by the breakdown of cartilage, which cushions the ends of bones, in the joints of the knees, hips, feet and back. This cartilage breakdown causes the bones...

Urban ecology study witnessing the birth of a 'designer ecosystem'

... the creation of an urban ecosystem which is quite distinct but not necessarily impoverished." One study in the project, for example, found that Abert's Towhee, a mid-sized bird that is relatively uncommon in the desert, thrives in Phoenix because the city is crisscrossed with canals, which mimic the riverban...

JCI table of contents, 3 January 2005

...ls of HIV-1infected cells. The authors show that a distinct viral species is activated by IL-7, and suggest th...ial of individual breast cancer cells to spread to distinct and different organs. The authors found that breast cancer cells did indeed carry the poor-prognosis...

IL-7 wipes out HIV-1 hideouts

...ls of HIV-1infected cells. The authors show that a distinct viral species is activated by IL-7, and suggest that different molecules may deplete only a specific proportion of the latent HIV-1 population in individuals on HAART. IL-7 could potentially be combined with other molecules to potentially delete rese...

Cleft palate research receives 200,000 award

...ing a baby's development the palate forms from two distinct halves that fuse together to form a complete structure separating the oral and nasal cavities," explained Dr Dixon, who has worked in craniofacial research for the last 14 years. "The underlying developmental mechanisms are poorly understood but rece...

New family of genes could serve as a potential cancer marker

...58). "We succeeded in cloning several related but distinct cDNA that encode for novel structure proteins," says Giordano. "The identification of these clones shows that these genes are unique and that the major structure of these genes encodes for a region of our chromosome that is important to its structur...

Big, old fish key to restoring groundfish stocks

... properly located, reserves might also address the distinct nature of groundfish populations in different geographic locations, they said. Exactly that type of "seeding" effect has now been documented with some populations in the Georges Bank off the East Coast, Hixon said, which had huge closures in the mid-...

Fat deficiency gene also spurs obesity

...ed to alterations in the expression or function of distinct sets of genes," Reue said. "Lipin represents the first gene with the capacity to go both ways on the scale, modulating body fat content from one extreme to the other." Lipin is normally found in metabolically active tissues such as fat and skeletal m...

Powerful X-ray beams at Argonne, new electronic flight simulator

...Caltech, and the University of Vermont, merged two distinct technologies, intense x-ray beams and electronic flight simulators, to study how insect muscles generate such extraordinary levels of power. The results are published in the British journal Nature today. Lead researcher Tom Irving of IIT said tha...

Deciphering the genetic babel of brain cells

...he idea that a precise molecular classification of distinct classes of projection neurons is possible and provide a foundation for increasingly sophisticated analysis of stage-specific genes controlling corticospinal motor neuron development," concluded the scientists. Paola Arlotta, Bradley J. Molyneaux, Jin...

UBC prof's research challenges prevailing theory of how new species evolve

... of gradually changing genetic traits--between two distinct species that have been isolated by distance. The r...species that may have evolved across distance. Two distinct forms of greenish warblers co-exist in central Siberia but do not interbreed there, making them dist...

Sinking coastlines may precede large subduction zone quakes

...sory subsidence 1,800 years ago. The subsidence is distinct from the much larger drop that occurs during the quake itself. In a core from Netarts Bay, Oregon, just north of Tillamook, the species of foraminfera present indicated three repeating sequences of high marsh transitioning to low marsh as the land be...

Scientists find missing link between whale and its closest relative, the hippo

...med over a 40-million-year period into at least 37 distinct genera on all continents except Oceania and South America, died out less than 2 and a half million years ago, leaving only one descendent: the hippopotamus. This proposal places whales squarely within the large group of cloven-hoofed mammals (even-to...

Researchers find local environment directly influences adult stem cell reservoirs

...ivide, they create two daughter cells, each with a distinct fate. One daughter travels away from the reservoir, divides further, and eventually becomes the egg and 'nurse' cells, which nourish the egg. The other daughter stays near the other stem cells and is influenced by the local environment to remain a ...

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