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Pediatric cardiology researchers describe findings in neurologic outcomes, heart devices

... form of gene therapy. The transferred genes would help protect the artery from renarrowing or developing dangerous deposits of plaque. Dr. Ilia Fishbein is a member of the research team that tested a new gene delivery system in animal arteries. ...

Grants target better predictors for type 1 diabetes

...w Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Grant will help validate those findings. "Because these 100 genes ...ute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases will help the MCG researchers finish analyzing the human genome. "We want to look at everything. This grant wi...

First Max Planck Partner Institute in China

...es in molecular networks and cell systems with the help of computer aided calculation methods will be of immediate interest. Simulating complex cellular processes can lead to a deeper understanding of processes in human organs and ultimately to the development of new medications. The Partner Institute is ...

New Royal Society journal studies

...lly the slowest part of the calculation. This may help improve the speed of these types of solution methods and allow banks to employ more realistic valuation equations. Contact: Dr David Stump, National Australia Bank, 32/500 Bourke Street, MELBOURNE 3000, Australia...

Genetic variant linked to weakened heart pumping

...nction. Ultimately, he hopes genetic research will help physicians predict at an early stage which patients are at greatest risk for developing heart failure, and to treat them more effectively....

Ancient marine invasion sheds light on diversity

... and global diversity, and these relationships may help us understand the effects of global climate change on species diversity. "Looking at fossils can tell you something about the controls on global diversity, but so much of the investigation of the fossil record has looked only at global compilations ...

US DHS sponsored evaluation confirms superior performance of Response Biomedical's RAMP anthrax test

...ndustry, academia, and many government agencies to help in the selection of the methods and design of the studies. Five rapid immunoassay-based anthrax field tests have undergone comprehensive validation through the AOAC harmonized Performance Tested MethodsSM program, which provides an independent third...

Sex-determining genes of infectious fungus resemble human Y chromosome

... suggest that further study of C. neoformans might help elucidate the genetic changes that can lead to infertility in fungi and humans, as well as the repair mechanisms that prevent its more common occurrence," Heitman said. Their findings might also yield insight into the mechanism whereby C....

System lowers breast augmentation re-operation rate by 17 percent

...author. "We originally created these algorithms to help manage potential problems and educate patients abo...lgorithms measure five critical characteristics to help determine the right implant and procedure for the patient: base width of the breast tissue, degree ...

Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory

...re's healing hand . . . Streamside vegetation can help reduce the impact of increasing levels of nitrogen in rainfall that can cause algal blooms and degradation of drinking water. Combining computer simulations and data from 12 years of field measurements, Patrick Mulholland of Oak Ridge National Labora...

Old riverbed keeps chemicals from entering Ohio River

...effect is not unique to the immediate area, it may help geologists understand other dumping sites along the river. Krissek would like to see Svitanas studies repeated in similar settings to answer further questions. For example, is there a critical buried channel size or dept...

Reassuring findings from first study on sperm donor identification

...man Reproduction[1] (Thursday 11 November), should help allay fears that removing anonymity from sperm don...t him and, for many, the chance to see if it would help them to learn more about themselves. Lead researcher Dr Joanna Scheib of the University of Californi...

Joslin and Stanford researchers find key clues to muscle regeneration

...e cells regenerate -- leading to powerful tools to help scientists better understand diseases such as muscular dystrophy. Skeletal muscle contains a complex array of cell types. Among its principal components are multi-nucleated muscle fibers and muscle satellite cells -- cells located in close associat...

In a tiny squid, bacterial toxin governs organ development

...eir human hosts. Many of those live in the gut and help with critical processes, such as digestion and the provision of certain vitamins. Also, the bacterial partners that normally occur with the healthy human are critical for the development of the immune system. There is evidence, for example, that thei...

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy research focuses on early mechanisms

...uld die. The researchers hope that this study will help them better understand if the cell's failure to properly control calcium is what leads to the start of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Preliminary work by Grange and his associates has been funded by the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the Thomas and...

UCSD researchers find effective treatment for unusual fever syndrom caused by cold exposure

...roval for anakinra treatment of FCAS. "This would help with insurance coverage," he said. The senior author of the Lancet article was Gary Firestein, M.D., chief of the UCSD Division of Rheumatology, Allergy and Immunology and director of the UCSD Clinical Investigation Institute. Additiona...

Automated scans let scientists track drugs' broad effects on cells

...es to a spectrum of anti-cancer drugs, which could help predict clinical responses in individual patients. Alschuler, Wu, and Mitchison were joined in this research, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, by co-authors Zachary E. Perlman and Yan Feng at Har...

Order of species loss has important biodiversity consequences, grassland study reveals

...n. Just a couple of members of certain species can help plug those holes. There may be only a few sprinkled around, but they can still be exerting a big effect on the way the system works. Zavaleta likens the ecosystem benefits of retaining rare species to the role of a child plugging a dike with h...

Molecular technique shows promise in destroying drug resistance in bacteria

...f them wins and the other is eliminated." With the help of chemistry graduate students Johna C.B. DeNap, Jason R. Thomas and Dinty J. Musk, Hergenrother developed a technique that mimicked plasmid incompatibility by incubating bacteria containing plasmids with a specific compound -- in this case an aminog...

NIEHS to develop new RNAi library to help fight disease

... disease. NIEHS will develop a new RNAi library to help fight disease through its National Center for Toxi...we're building a library of RNAi molecules that'll help us fight diseases." The NIEHS project differs from what others are doing by focusing on genes relate...

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(Date:5/16/2013)... scientists have shown a gene involved in neurodegenerative disease ... of the circadian clock. , In a study ... gene, called Ataxin-2, keeps the clock responsible for sleeping ... the rhythm of the fruit fly,s sleep-wake cycle is ... for the fly. , The discovery is particularly ...
(Date:5/16/2013)... 16, 2013 Integrated Biometrics patented LES ... custom thin film transistor camera introduces Sherlock, a ... image in the smallest and lightest form factor ... F Mobile ID FAP 45, Certified scanner is ... size and weight when compared to optical scanners. ...
(Date:5/16/2013)... neuroscientists from Canada and around the world are ... Canadian Neuroscience Meeting will showcase the latest in ... and reveal clues to understanding the disorders that ... research, and this meeting will showcase the best ... world," says Sam David, President of the Canadian ...
Breaking Biology News(10 mins):Gene involved in neurodegeneration keeps clock running 27th Annual Canadian Neuroscience Meeting, Toronto, May 20-24, 2013 2
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