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Leading cause of US food-borne illness makes its own pathway through cells

...mpylobacter." Usually, material entering the cell moves to compartments called lysosomes, where an acidic mix of enzymes breaks it down. By monitoring markers for this entry pathway, Watson and Galn could watch as the microbe infected a host cell, briefly associated with the early marker protein EEA-1, an...

Scientists crack the genome of the parasite causing trichomoniasis

... Viewed under the microscope Trichomonas vaginalis moves quickly; it has four undulating flagella and a tail. "It is a gassy organism," says Dr. Carlton. It has special power-generating structures called hydrogenosomes. They produce hydrogen. "So it is releasing hydrogen into the liquid media, making it fr...

Scientists map air pollution using corn grown in US fields

...nd where pollution is located and how it mixes and moves in the air. Tracking fossil-fuel-emitted carbon dioxide will be important as countries throughout the world adhere to the Kyoto Protocol, an agreement among nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The United States signed the protocol, but the tr...

Marshfield Clinic's electronic health record first to receive CCHIT certification

...sers, it is not implemented. As Marshfield Clinic moves to commercialize our EHR, we will actively continue to seek physician input." "This is something we are extremely proud of," said John Melski, M.D., medical director, Clinical Informatics. "We have a very talented group of physicians and IT profes...

Molecular motors and brakes work together in cells

...e formed. The new "daughter" microtubule grows and moves along the mother microtubule. In time, the daughter grows beyond the end of the mother to ultimately produce two microtubules, connected by the cross-linking MAP ase1p. "Imagine that the daughter microtubule is a short train on the track of the mo...

West Antarctica's subglacial plumbing system mapped from space

...amount of water involved, and the pace at which it moves from one reservoir to another, according to lead author Helen Fricker. "We didn't realize that the water under these ice streams was moving in such large quantities, and on such short time scales," Fricker said. "We thought these changes took place o...

Is it ethical for scientists to do research abroad that would be forbidden at home?

...at is banned at home. The needle of the barometer moves through five zoneswhite, green, yellow, orange, and red. Research that falls in the red zone, such as research to develop chemical weapons in violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, may be regarded as unethical and should be banned, says Profe...

Magnetic resonance microscopy research lands professor NSF award

...pes and atomic force microscopy. "As the world moves to the nano scale, we're seeing a greater need for observations at that scale," Codd said. "But no single technique tells the whole story. Though very powerful, even MRM can't tell the whole story. It has to work in concert with other techniques. Our...

Researchers at IRB Barcelona discover a new mechanism that regulates stem cell division

...tive during the entire cell cycle, while the other moves around the cell before coming to a standstill, becoming activated only seconds before division. The most surprising aspect of this complex behaviour is its precise regulation. The imaginary line that passes through the centrosomes once they are bo...

New compound prevents alcoholic behavior, relapse in animals by blocking stress response

... Koob, PhD, of the Scripps Research Institute. "It moves the field over another translational barrier, closer to the day when the dark side of addiction is treated." The new findings build on previous work showing the effectiveness of blocking certain CRF receptorsproteins that bind CRF and make it acti...

Plant size morphs dramatically as scientists tinker with outer layer

...ded with chloroplasts? Or the vascular system that moves nutrients and water? The answer could have great implications for modern agriculture, which desires a modern magical bean or two. Now, in the March 8 issue of the journal Nature, researchers in the Plant Biology Laboratory at the Salk Institute for...

New technologies coming too fast for Indian farmers

...ndocumented pattern of fads, in which each village moves from seed to seed, reflects a breakdown in "environmental learning," leaving farmers to rely on "social learning." Stone refers to this situation as "de-skilling." "The bottom line is that the spread of Bt cotton doesn't so much reflect that it works...

Volcanic plumbing dictates development of deep-sea hydrothermal vents

...d, magma cools and volatiles are lost as the magma moves laterally, he said. Most of the magma then remains...eruptions. In other words, how magma evolves as it moves through the plumbing system controls whether or not it surfaces. ...

First impressions: Computer model behaves like humans on visual categorization task

...gorization During normal everyday vision, the eye moves around a scene, giving the brain time to focus attention on relevant cues, such as a snake curled in the path. Evolutionarily speaking, however, survival often depends on extracting vital information in one glance, so that we jump out of danger's way...

UC Davis wins new national center for avian flu research

...g exactly how the influenzavirus is changing as it moves around the globe is essential toknowing when it might develop the ability to move quickly betweenhumans, giving it pandemic potential, and knowing how to fight itwith preventive vaccines and antiviral drugs. UC Davis' chief role in the new surveill...

Glucose triggers brain cell death in rats after hypoglycemic coma

... to humans. Insulin is an essential hormone that moves glucose from the bloodstream to individual cells, where it is broken down and used for energy. Diabetics do not produce enough of their own insulin and must take it several times a day. A severe insulin overdose can reduce levels of glucose in the ...

2-protein team would be lost without each other

...root is produced in the center of the root tip and moves outward to adjacent cells. Along the way, it promotes cell division and identity. In the single layer of cells called the endodermis, it also activates a gene to manufacture its partner, Scarecrow, which is also a transcription factor. Scarecrow's jo...

More nutritious, less toxic

... and higher concentrations in animal tissue as one moves up the food chain. Daphnia and other zooplankton are a major source of methylmercury for lake fish. When water fleas and other zooplankton grow rapidly by feeding on high quality food, the rate at which methylmercury is accumulated and transferred th...

Meeting the ethanol challenge: Scientists use supercomputer to target cellulose bottleneck

...- is that initially the binding part of the enzyme moves freely and randomly across the cellulose surface, searching for a broken cellulose chain. When it encounters an available chain, the cellulose itself seems to prompt a change in the shape of the enzyme complex so that it can straddle the broken end o...

UC researchers shatter world records with length of latest carbon nanotube arrays

...mm carbon nanotube arrays on a 4-inch wafer, which moves the invention into the field of scaled-up manufacturing for industrial application. Third, we filed a patent application on the inventions at the US Patent and Trademark Office and, fourth, we were invited to participate in a very prestigious worksho...

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