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A molecular condom against AIDS

...n humans and roughly 10 years until it might be in widespread use, Kiser says. Kiser and colleagues report development of the molecular condom in a study to be published online Monday, Dec. 11, 2006, in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The molecular condom is part of a worldwide research effort to de...

Research highlights how farmers' agri-environment schemes could do more for wildlife

...owever, being able to reverse the declines of more widespread species such as skylarks and yellowhammers will de...ve yet to prove capable of doing the same for more widespread species found in a variety of landscapes." "We believe the design and implementation of agri-envi...

From a lowly yeast, researchers divine a clue to human disease

...ll, shows how a mutation in a single gene can have widespread effects on regulation of the genetic program in a cell, causing some genes to be read more than normal and others less than normal. While nearly every cell in an organism contains a complete set of DNA, each individual cell uses only a small fractio...

Elusive rust resistance genes located

...ence slower rates of rust infection. This prevents widespread and rapid increase of rust spores reducing the potential for disease epidemics throughout the crop. "Up until now it has been difficult to track Lr34 / Yr18 in wheat because of the masking effect of other resistance genes," Dr Lagudah says. "In ...

ACS News Service Weekly PressPac -- Nov. 29, 2006

...in pure water. That led to reduced concerns about widespread dispersion of CNTs in the water environment. The new study, however, showed that CNTs interact with natural organic matter, which is present in lakes and rivers, in ways that lead to wider dispersion. The researchers conclude: "These findings sugge...

Scientists uncover speedometer for crystal growth controlled by biomolecule properties

...ral forms is of particular interest because of its widespread occurrence over geologic history and its close relation to the calcium phosphate found in the bones and teeth of all mammals. One ongoing question is how organisms form these mineralized structures, or biominerals, at a controlled rate, sometimes ...

Why do some queen bees eat their worker bee's eggs?

...es would have more worker policing. This theory is widespread and in animal behavior textbooks. However, Hamilton's relatedness hypothesis was challenged in 2004 by researchers from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. They compared 50 species and found no evidence that multiple mating by the queen correl...

Painkillers may threaten power of vaccines

With flu-shot season in full swing and widespread anticipation of the HPV vaccine to prevent cervica... the effectiveness of vaccines. The research has widespread implications: study authors report that an estimated 50 to 70 percent of Americans use NSAIDs for re...

Genetic variation: We're more different than we thought

...ix to 19 percent of any given chromosome--far more widespread than previously thought. Not only were the changes common, they also were large. "We'd find missing pieces of DNA, some a million or so nucleotides long," Scherer said. "We used to think that if you had big changes like this, then they must be invol...

New technology used to construct the first map of structural variation in the human genome

...e polymorphisms--in addition to CNVs, it will find widespread use among researchers performing disease-association studies."...

Got cotton? Texas researchers' discovery could yield protein to feed millions

... decade in the development of cotton varieties for widespread commercial production....

High HPV concentrations combined with smoking significantly raise risks of cervical cancer

...vital importance to public health, considering the widespread exposure to the virus and cigarette smoking in young women at risk for the disease, he said. Cervical cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths worldwide, and death rates are particularly high in developing countries. Although rates of in...

Origins of life

...s of one of the earth's oldest and most persistent widespread ecosystems. Although rare today, these layered deposits of calcium carbonate are found in shallow marine seas throughout 3.4 billion-year-old geologic records. Ancient stromatolites represent a mineral record of carbonate chemistry and the evolution ...

Pressured by predators, lizards see rapid shift in natural selection

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Countering the widespread view of evolution as a process played out over the course of eons, evolutionary biologists have shown that natural selection can turn on a dime -- within months -- as a population's needs change. In a study of island lizards exposed to a new predator...

Scientists discover role for dueling RNAs

...the sex cells of mammals. In fact, considering how widespread these antisense transcripts are, I wouldn't be surprised if these findings eventually lead us to discover an entirely new level of gene regulation." Hongay is now searching the yeast genome for other genes that might be regulated by antisense RNA...

Global warming increases species extinctions worldwide

...alf of the species showing a response. It's a very widespread phenomenon."...

Developing uses for sugar-cane bagasse: Biotechnology applied to the paper industry

... advantages: rapid growth of the sugar-cane plant, widespread cultivation, lower energy and bleaching chemical requirements for bagasse refining. Such a process is also a convenient means of usefully clearing this voluminous sugar refinery waste product: indeed, one tonne of refined sugar results in two tonnes ...

Mixing exploitation and conservation: A recipe for disaster

...shing boats--yet is "directly responsible" for the widespread decline of a protected shorebird. These findings put the lie to the notion that commercial exploitation is consistent with conservation and underscore the risks of disturbing critical habitat for threatened or endangered species....

End of deforestation in view? Experts advance new way to size up global forest resources

...eleased last year, the researchers find that, amid widespread concerns about deforestation, growing stock has in fact expanded over the past 15 years in 22 of the world's 50 countries with most forest. In countries where per capita Gross Domestic Product exceeds US $4,600 (roughly equal to the GDP of Chile), r...

Life in the extreme

... that the corals around the seeps may be much more widespread at seeps than previously realised. This fact adds to the biological diversity and ecological complexity of seep communities. Underwater mud volcanoesIn the Nile deep-sea fan, mud volcanoes were discovered in the mid-1990s and they are still being ...

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(Date:11/19/2009)..., multi-institutional effort co-led by three Cold ...ted today in publication of a landmark series of p...edented detail the DNA sequence of maize ( Zea may...orth American consumers, is one of the world,s mos...ral crop grown in the United States, representing ...
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(Date:11/19/2009)...tainable farming, initially adopted to preserve so... role in maintaining a healthy climate, according ...idge and Los Alamos national laboratories. , ORN...ntial of the earth,s soils to sequester carbon, wi...could greatly reduce U.S. carbon emissions by as m...
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