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Researchers investigate 'whole farm' approach to reduce dairy pollution

..., phosphorus itself never reaches toxic levels. At elevated levels, however, it can result in rapid algae growth. Runaway algae growth can result in fish kills through oxygen depletion and the production of phytotoxins. In light of these facts, the city of Waco, which gets most of its drinking water from the...

Oceans more vulnerable to agricultural runoff than previously thought, study finds

...t concentrations in the oceans and sustains highly elevated rates of biological productivity." In the gulf, wind-driven upwellings regularly bring nitrogen and other nutrients from the seafloor to the surface, stimulating the rapid reproduction and growth of microscopic algae called phytoplankton. These algal...

Blocking neurodegeneration by radiation and bone marrow transfer prevents inherited glaucoma in mice

...archers have also observed that some patients with elevated IOP do not develop optic nerve and retinal damage, while others do incur damage despite relatively normal IOP. "It's increasingly clear," says Dr. Simon W.M. John, leader of the Jackson Laboratory research team and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute I...

Defenseless plants arm themselves with metals

...tal hyperaccumulators, however, have significantly elevated salicylic acid in their tissues all the time. In t... hand, is brimming with glutathione, thanks to its elevated salicylic acid levels. When grown in nickel-enriched soil, Thlaspi takes up 3 percent of its body we...

Scientists identify molecule that regulates well-known tumor suppressor

...ival. In cancer cells from breast cancer patients, elevated PKB/Akt activity and reduced PTEN expression were associated with elevated DJ-1levels. DJ-1 levels were increased in cells from lung cancer patients, and DJ-1 was associated w...

Inflammatory condition doubles heart attack, stroke risk

...factors, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol....

Institute for Medical Research scientists identify gene critical to type 1 diabetes

...e scientists previously showed to be significantly elevated in the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas. Last year, the same team reported on a compound developed by Dr. Al-Abed that blocked MIF and the development of diabetes in laboratory experiments. When injected into mice treated with a chemical known...

Chemists identify key gene in development of type 1 diabetes

...ry protein that they showed in previous studies is elevated in diabetic animals and may be involved in the cas...e recently shown that MIF protein is significantly elevated in islet cells during the development of experimental diabetes induced in mice by multiple low doses...

TEL2 gene cooperates with MYC gene to provoke B-cell lymphomas

...e also occurs in human lymphoma patients. Combined elevated TEL2 and MYC expression occurred in the B lymphocytes of over a third of patients with a B lymphoma called B-acute lymphoblastic leukemia. "These results offer new hope for improved diagnosis," said Monica Cardone, Ph.D., a postdoctoral student in Gr...

White blood cell 'waste disposal' system plays critical regulatory role

...e they would have encountered phagocytes exhibited elevated IL-23 and IL-17 levels. When these mice received an infusion of normal neutrophils that were capable of migration, the levels of IL-23 and IL-17 dropped considerably. The researchers conclude that a major mechanism for regulation of neutrophil produ...

Researchers discover molecule that causes secondary stroke

...sospasm. The same patients were also found to have elevated levels of bilirubin and significantly higher levels of BOXes. One of the 12 who had elevated bilirubin, but hardly any BOXes, did not experience a secondary stroke. When bilirubin is elevated,...

Poplar trees redirect resources in response to simulated attack

... of external factors like insect attacks, disease, elevated carbon dioxide, soil toxins, and drought on vital plant processes." Ferrieri says scientists trying to improve plants' resistance to environmental challenges -- or their ability to perform useful tasks such as carbon sequestration, phytoremediation, ...

Glowing hearts shine light on heart disease

...aling network. CaM kinase protein was consistently elevated in patients and animals with structural heart disease. And mouse lines genetically engineered to produce excess CaM kinase developed a convincing model of structural heart disease the hearts thickened, then dilated, and the animals died suddenly, An...

Natural tumor suppressor in body discovered by UCSD medical researchers

...n cancer and gliobastoma human cell lines that had elevated Akt phosphorylation. Reintroduction of PHLPP into the cell lines caused a dramatic suppression of tumor growth. With additional laboratory tests, the team found that PHLPP stops tumor growth by deleting a specific phosphate molecule at a position ca...

Growth factor in baby formula could reduce NEC, most devastating GI disease in preemies

...found that Bc1-2 mRNA was reduced and Bax mRNA was elevated in NEC compared to DF (p .01). EGF increased Bc1-2 mRNA while Bax mRNA was decreased (p 0.05). Bax/Bc1-2 mRNA and protein were markedly decreased in NEC+EGF animals compared to the NEC group. Cleaved caspase-3 positive epithelial cells, indicating ...

Estrogen, SERMS reduce asthma impact by halting constriction

... at the Medical College of Georgia have shown that elevated estrogen levels may reduce the severity of asthma and perhaps of other chronic lung diseases involving airway constriction. Christiana Dimitropoulou and her team at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology report that estrogen, as well as select...

Moderate aerobic exercise improves cardiovascular and nervous system function in HIV+

...ich exerts great influence on heart rate, normally elevated in people with HIV; and baroreflex sensitivity, a sensitive reflex in response to blood pressure changes. These measures were taken in the following four groups: HIV- unfit (HNU), HIV- fit (HNF), HIV+ unfit (HPU), and HIV+ fit (HPF). Groups were matc...

14 highlighted physiology papers from IUPS 2005: From 'genomics to functions'

... Medical College of Georgia scientists showed that elevated estrogen levels reduce the severity of asthma and perhaps of other diseases involving airway constriction. They report estrogen, as well as selective estrogen receptor modifiers (SERMs), completely abolished abnormal tracheal constriction. The resear...

Children of mothers with preeclampsia more likely to have pulmonary hypertension

...ressure at high altitude, they found markedly more elevated values in those who experienced re-entry pulmonary edema than in their counterparts who had never experienced this problem. The researchers also noticed that an unexpectedly high proportion of the group with re-entry pulmonary edema were offspring of...

PNAS highlights for the week of April 4 - 8

...acking this transporter is hypothesized to lead to elevated serotonin levels in the brain. The researchers stimulated individual whiskers and found that the mice displayed decreased brain activity. These deficits were prevented by administering inhibitors of serotonin synthesis shortly after birth, suggestin...

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