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

...eded their expectations. Funding for the effort is provided by DOD. [Contact: Ron Walli, (865) 576-0226; wallira@ornl.gov ] Homeland Security Bio watchdog . . . Effects of a biological attack could be minimized through a new system that focuses on early identification and rapid response. The system,...

CU researchers discover evidence of very recent human adaptation

... previous research, so arriving at similar results provided an internal validation for the accuracy of the new method. Overall, close to 10 percent of the Chinese and European-American genomes and only 1 percent of the African-American genome were linked to areas with evidence of recent selection. Since Afric...

EMBL expands to Australia

...unding for Australias associate membership will be provided through the Australian National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) and through contributions made by Monash University, The University of Western Australia, The University of Queensland, The University of Sydney and CSIRO....

Study shows cane sugar, corn sweeteners have similar effects on appetite

...tudent Martine Perrigue. The Seattle investigators provided subjects with a beverage mid-morning, then tracked hunger, appetite and thirst for two hours, and then gave the study participants lunch. Cola beverages sweetened with sucrose or with two different types of high-fructose corn syrup were compared to a...

Nearly 90 percent of babies receive recommended newborn screening tests

...for Consumers A list of which screening tests are provided by each state can be found on the Peristats section of the March of Dimes Web site at marchofdimes.com/peristats, which is updated regularly, or at the National Newborn Screening and Genetics Resource Center Web site at genes-r-us.uthscsa.edu. Re...

Satellite survey links tropical park fires with poverty and corruption

... each country. The Corruption Protection Index was provided by Transparency International; other information came from United Nations files and the CIA-World Fact Book. As part of this publication, fire frequency data from 3,964 tropical reserves will be posted online. The authors hope that other investigato...

New way to target and kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria found

...s of the National Academy of Sciences. Funding was provided by the National Institutes of Health. The study provides a new weapon in the battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which represent a serious public health problem. In the last decade, almost every type of bacteria has become more resistant...

Loss of hemlocks will affect water dynamics in southern Appalachian forests

Forest Service (FS) research has provided the first estimates on the impact the loss of eastern hemlock will have on the water dynamics of the southern Appalachian mountains. In the June 2007 issue of Ecological Applications, researchers Chelcy Ford and Jim Vose from the FS Southern Research...

Biocontrol of invasive water hyacinth contributes to socioeconomic and health improvements in Africa

...f its diverse cichlid fish populations, and it has provided livelihoods for humans for many thousands of years...rol agents to improve the stability of the control provided by existing ones. Biological control programs can present some hazards. The risks of introducing ...

University of Cincinnati receives $1.7M to research molecular treatment of brain injury

... molecules. He will also study unique compounds, provided by colleagues at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and the University of California, Davis, that boost beneficial eicosanoids that occur naturally in the brain. These compounds could set the stage for the development of drugs that w...

Alzheimer's prevention role discovered for prions

...or the protective role of normal prion proteins is provided by mutated versions that are linked to genetic forms of prion disease because beta-amyloid fragments are able to form when the normal prion protein is corrupted by genetic mutation. Professor Hooper concludes: Until now, the normal function of pri...

Europe struggles to meet the challenges posed by PGD patients travelling abroad

... in the familys country of origin. The evidence provided in this study suggests that doctors in Ireland, Switzerland and Germany where PGD is prohibited are concerned about providing information to patients about suitable PGD clinics in other countries. Formal referral is said to be prohibited in Germany...

The Cancer Genome Atlas awards funds for technology development

...iotechnology Information (NCBI). TCGA data will be provided in a manner that meets the highest standards for protection and respect of the research participants. ...

Effective new biodiversity data access portal

...rnet gateway to more than 130 million data records provided by 200+ institutions scattered over 30+ countries around the world. All of these data (with more to come) can be accessed all at once on the GBIF Data Portal. Using GBIF's new search engine, you can find where on the globe a species can be found, o...

Personalized approach to ovarian stimulation achieves high ART pregnancy rates

...a prospective multi-national clinical study and it provided each patient with an individualised starting dose of FSH, which could be maintained throughout treatment and resulted in an excellent treatment outcome as testified by the number of oocytes retrieved and the high pregnancy rates. This approach shou...

Marine worm opens new window on early cell development

...ete annelid, a marine relative of earthworms, have provided potentially fundamental insights into the evolutionary origin of the genetic mechanisms that determine how different cell types are produced during animal embryogenesis, said lead author Stephan Q. Schneider, a postdoctoral researcher in the UO Insti...

Doing nature one better: Expanding the genetic code in living mammalian cells

...acids. Adding even bulkier, artificial amino acids provided the answer. Now the process of inactivation was really slow, supporting the hypothesis that the diameter of the flexible head plays a crucial role in the fast inactivation of this channel, adds Slesinger. ...

The fisherman is a predator like any other

...ns for fi sh stock management,as VMS data analysis provided anindication in real time of the fragility of thestock drawn upon. Off Peru, the anchovyare at the mercy of fi shermen particularlywhen climatic conditions force shoals togather and stay very close to the coast. The research team indeed showed that t...

Journal of Nuclear Medicine's impact grows, remains consistently high over past 5 years

...id Geffen School of Medicine. That research is now provided even faster since the society initiated publish ahead of printpublishing articles online in advance of the print versionand free, open access to full-text online articles 12 months after publication, he added. I applaud the efforts of our editorial b...

Desertification: UN experts prescribe global policy overhaul to avoid looming mass migrations

...ivity and the degradation of life-support services provided by nature pose imminent threats to international stability. They outline a multi-point prescription for policy reform at every level of government. It is imperative that effective policies and sustainable agricultural practices be put in place to ...

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