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How roots control plant shoots

...rought, "an unknown signal comes from the root and restricts leaf growth," Sieburth says. Plants with mutant bps1 in the study also allowed the faucet to be wide open. That is why when roots were cut off repeatedly, the flow of growth-inhibiting hormone stopped and leaves grew normally. Van Norman believes...

Protein protecting brain from toxins also blocks some chemotherapy from reaching tumors

...tecan and transporting it away from the brain Mrp4 restricts the drug's penetration into the brain from the bloodstream; and it protects brain cells from accumulating toxic levels of topotecan molecules that do escape the bloodstream. "The ability of Mrp4 to protect the brain from toxins can be a liability i...

Bloodroot alkaloid aids in exterminating sun-damaged skin cells in culture

...y ultraviolet-B (UVB) radiation. The alkaloid also restricts skin cell production of other pro-proliferation proteins. "This natural compound may protect skin from cells that acquire the genetic damage caused by UV radiation from advancing toward cancer," said Nihal Ahmad, assistant professor, Department of D...

Leading scientists to discuss research applications for therapeutic cloning

...cloning in different countries. The United Kingdom restricts animal work but allows research on human embryos. In the United States, animal work is allowed but work on human embryonic stem cells is restricted to cell lines in existence prior to Aug. 9, 2001. Related legislation varies from state to state, with...

What makes a fast racehorse?

...ards. We have found that the stiffer a horse's leg restricts how quickly it can transmit force to the ground and bounce back up again and also increases the chances of injury. The team has also found that fast horses can bring their legs forward quickly in preparation for the next stride but that this is more ...

Genetic variant linked to weakened heart pumping

... the walls of the heart. Over time this thickening restricts the heart's ability to pump enough blood to the body's tissues, and thereby to provide them with oxygen and nutrients. An estimated 4.7 million Americans suffer from the condition, with 400,000 new cases reported each year. Half of the patients die w...

Gene therapy completely corrects hemophilia in laboratory animals

... are born with the disorder. "Hemophilia greatly restricts patients' everyday lives," says Ponder, a hematologist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. "People with the disease don't heal well after injuries or surgery. Even running can cause bleeding into the joints." For their own safety, hemophiliacs must be near ...

Study in Royal Society journal on heritability of female orgasm

...cilitation of habitat-specific foraging strategies restricts gene flow and leads to the genetic differentiation of populations in local habitat patches. Contacts: Dr AR Hoelzel, Biological Sciences, Durham University, South Road, DURHAM, DH1 3LE Epibiotic microbes as food and defense for marine isopods: uniqu...

First production of human monoclonal antibodies in chicken eggs published in Nature Biotechnology

.... Moreover, it is the only technology to date that restricts deposition of the therapeutic protein to egg white." "Monoclonal antibodies have demonstrated great success as human therapeutics, with over 25 approved for human therapeutic use and an increasing number of these proteins in clinical development," co...

CU's Torres discusses avian flu and policy

...when they move between birdhouses on the farm, and restricts them from owning pet birds at home and from hunting ducks and other waterfowl. As long as the disease stays primarily a bird flu, officials have some control, says Torres, a former U.S. chief veterinary officer and director of the Plum Island Animal...

Technique offers new view of dynamic biological landscape

...d a strategy called neighborhood clustering, which restricts analysis to genes that have related functions and that also cluster in one place in the cell. In the Cell paper, they applied the E-MAP technique to a "mini array" of 442 yeast genes that define a biological pathway called the early secretory pathw...

JCI table of contents: December 15, 2005

...show that it is a signaling inhibitor SOCS1 that restricts the ability of dendritic cells to break self-toler...more effective anti-tumor vaccines. TITLE: SOCS1 restricts dendritic cells' ability to break self tolerance and induce antitumor immunity by regulating IL-12 p...

Max Planck researchers make a breakthrough in plant stem cell research

...ation via the WUSCHEL gene. In particular, WUSCHEL restricts the activity of ARR7 in the apical meristem. The ARR genes in turn carry out a particularly important task in hormonal regulation: they are part of a negative feedback loop, by which the growth-inducing plant hormone cytokinin limits its own influenc...

Researchers learn what sparks plant growth

...bate over which tissue system in plants drives and restricts cell growth. "Our work exposes the presence of c...dermis that inactivates brassinosteroid, the plant restricts growth. Thus, cell signaling began in the epidermis and followed into the inner layers of tissue, di...

Pendulum love, science class gender gaps, musical mind mirrors, and unparticle physics

...d theoretical physicist. After all, a theorist who restricts their imagination to merely the likely possibilities probably isn't trying hard enough. Just what unparticle stuff would be like is hard to say, even for Georgi. "This stuff is so weird and I so far have such a tiny little theoretical window into i...

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