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Global warming is evaporating Arctic ponds, new study shows

...f soup simmering on a stove, Dr. Smol explains: If you take the lid off, it is similar to what we are observing in these ponds. The soup will slowly decrease in volume and it will get saltier and saltier as the water evaporates, leaving the salts behind. The same process is happening with the Cape Hersch...

New approach to pulmonary hypertension shows promise

..., the 'common denominator' of these abnormalities, you might be able to treat them all at once," he said. In January this year, the same U of A research team published a paper announcing a possible new treatment for various types of cancer using a molecule called dichloroacetate (DCA). In that study, t...

Early fire risk for mountains near Los Angeles

...is year throughout the West, Dennison says. But if you can pin it to a short time period of a few weeks within a four-month time frame, then you are providing a useful prediction. "You can focus your efforts on the period of highest fire dang...

New method for reading DNA sheds light on basis of cell identity

...g at a cell through a microscope often cannot tell you what kind of cell it is, or more importantly, what it has the potential to become, said first author Tarjei Mikkelsen, a Broad Institute researcher and a Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology graduate student. But by decoding its chromatin on a ...

Bright future for nano-sized light source

... microscopy, the general rule has always been that you can look at an object or you can touch it, said Liphardt. With our nanowire light source technology, we combine both these capabi...

Autism theory put to the test with new technology

Next time you lose your car keys and enlist the family to help you search, try a little experiment. After your spouse searches an area, go and look in the same place. ...

Female iguanas pay high costs to choose a mate

Picking a mate isnt easyif you are a female iguana. In a study published in the June 27th issue of the online, open-access journal PLoS ONE, Maren Vitousek of Princeton University and colleagues found that female Galpagos marine iguanas spend a lot of energy picking a mate from a ...

Support for chromosomal theory of cancer found in cancers' development of drug resistance

...ough a microscope. "By screening for aneuploidy, you could detect the cancer early and also see what po...her drugs would even help," Duesberg noted. "Then, you wouldn't have to give a cocktail of drugs that includes all the best poisons, but you could leave ou...

Researchers find gene that spurs development of the epididymis

...ons for the fertility of the mouse, Yao said. If you take sperm directly from the testis and put it into the female reproductive tract, it wont swim. It wont be able to fertilize the egg, he said. Going through the epididymis changes the biochemical properties of the sperm and helps it develop the ener...

What's the backscatter of your beer?

...ta. The beauty of acoustics is that it can tell you whats going on within a mixture without having to disrupt the process by physically drawing a sample and analyzing it, said Dick Pappas, senior research scientist. And because we can measure how fast sound travels across a vat, for instance, and the ...

Gut check: Tracking the ecosystem within us

...wn's lab. "The microbiota are important. They help you extract more from your food; they're important for...similar profile. "It almost doesnt matter where you start off because we all end up in the same place. There are some bacteria that are really well suit...

Researchers isolate new risk marker for overweight children

... "We already know that it's not simply how much you weigh that makes you susceptible to CVD. It's also how much fat you have and the type of fat you have that is important,"...

Prey not hard-wired to fear predators

... only fear predators they regularly encounter. If you take away wolves, you take away fear. That is a critical piece of knowledge as biologists and public agencies increase ef...

Researchers pit novel version of common virus against cancer

... theory was a terrific but it had one big problem: you cannot test it in people because you cannot give people HIV, explained Kim. So we had to find another route. Thats when we came up with t...

Don't overlook urban soil

MADISON, WI, JUNE 20, 2007 -- If you were looking for fertile soil, its doubtful youd begin your search in most U.S. cities. After all, urban soils are often viewed as drastically disturbed soils with low fertility. However, new research by a team of scientists working in Baltimore disc...

Scientists ponder plant life on extrasolar Earthlike planets

...aste a little bit of light. Ideally, what you want is a black molecule that absorbs all of the l... said. One of the things that Ive learned is that you have to free your mind from the constraints of thinking that life elsewhere has to be like life here...

Bee researcher at Arizona State University is 1 of 20 new Pew Scholars in the biomedical sciences

...lso shows that ASU belongs in the club. Then, when you consider that this award is in the area of biomedical science and will support research using honeybees it shows just how much the world of biology is changing and that comparative biology will be central even to the biomedical sciences. The Pew C...

Researchers track snakes to study populations, behavior

...tlesnakes and copperheads are in your area, and if you have a problem, you need to go to herpetologists, who can figure out a plan or help remove the snakes, he said. We dont ...

Innovative subsea separation technology wins 2007 EUREKA environmental award

... and FMC Technologies. By using this technology, you can exploit an oilfield much deeper so, for instance, you can recover five to 10% more from the original reserves, an enormous advantage, explains Toine Hendr...

How the Biotech Revolution Is Changing the Way We Fight Disease

...r. From heart disease to AIDS and cancer, he helps you understand how the tools of biotechnology are being used to combat our most common afflictions. Stephenson examines a wide variety of health threats and illnesses: HIV infection, the many forms of cancer, asthma, diabetes, Alzheimers, obesity, and ev...

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