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US habitat rule threatens species - Premium content   - 3 Hours ago
This article is part of Nature's premium content. News Conservationists call for change to Bush-era definition of 'endangered'. Daniel Cressey Conservation researchers in America are urging President
  
    



Large scale single nucleotide polymorphism discovery in unsequenced genomes using   - 4 Hours ago
Mitogen-activated protein kinases(MAPK) are activated in response to extracellularsignals or cellular stress. We have set up a cell-based DELFIA®Time-Resolved Fluorescence assay to test compounds or
  
    




$11 Million NIH Grant For Stem Cell Research Awarded To Rhode Island Hospital   - 70 Minutes ago
Million NIH Grant For Awarded To Rhode Island Hospital Medical Medical Medical Worldwide Search / Oncology hip Funny Useful Websites Medical and Clinical Translation Details of over 40,000 UK Specialists
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DNA Molecules In Moss Open Door To New Biotechnology   - 72 Minutes ago
Plasmids, which are DNA molecules capable of independent replication in cells, have played an important role in gene technology. Researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden have now demonstrated that
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Experts map the body's bacteria   - 74 Minutes ago
Scientists have developed an atlas of the bacteria that live in different regions of the human body. Some of the microbes help keep us healthy by playing a key role in physiological functions. The University
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Gene discovery may help children with colitis   - 2 Hours ago
(HealthDay News) â?? People with painful, chronic bowel conditions such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis could see a glimmer of hope from new research. Scientists say they've spotted a genetic
  
    


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Wildlife filmmakers focusing on endangered cats   - 11/7/2009
South African wildlife photographers and authors Dereck and Beverly Joubert have worked in some of Africa's most remote areas for more than 25 years, recording the life cycles and decline of some of Africa's
  
    



Dinosaur footprints in South Island revealed   - 9 Hours ago
By Heather McCracken Greg Browne has studied the marks for years. Photo / Supplied Related links: Dinosaur footprints found in northwest Nelson have given scientists their first proof the beasts roamed
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Bird beats big bang with bit of baguette   - 14 Hours ago
The tunnel in the Large Hadron Collider. Photo: CERN GENEVA : THE $6.5 billion machine designed to recreate the conditions present at the beginning of time had to be switched off after a bird dropped
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NIST Quantifies Low Levels of 'Heart Attack Risk' Protein   - 13 Hours ago
C-reactive protein (CRP), a molecule produced by the liver in response to inflammation, normally accounts for less than 1/60,000 of a person's total serum protein, or about 1 milligram per liter (mg/L)
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SKorea to plant trees in China to reduce 'yellow dust'   - 15 Hours ago
The Seoul city government will help fund a tree-planting project in a Chinese desert to reduce the amount of harmful "yellow dust" blowing over South Korea, officials said Wednesday.
  
    



New path for DNA damage from nano-particles: study   - 21 Hours ago
1:50 pm TWN, By Marlowe Hood, AFP PARIS -- Scientists reported Thursday that nano-particles used in medical applications can indirectly damage DNA inside cells by transmitting signals through a protective
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Bluefin tuna catch slashed   - 11/7/2009
THE crisis for the prized southern bluefin tuna is worsening, forcing Australian fishers to slash their catch in an international cut-back. Recent attempts to stem decades of over-fishing of the rich
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Local DNA Lab Comes With Hefty Price Tag   - 11/7/2009
The Beaufort County Sherriff's Office in South Carolina is pushing to open its own crime lab to bypass backlogs and restrictions on samples analyzed, but control comes at a price. The Sheriff's Office
  
    



Thousands of Innocent Welsh People Still On Police DNA Database   - 11/7/2009
More than 4,300 innocent people have been added to the DNA database by Welsh police forces since a European court ruling that the practice was illegal, according to new figures. The European Court of
  
    



Bombings Place Unique Burden on Iraq's 1st DNA Lab   - 11/7/2009
Physicians at the year-old DNA lab in Baghdad, the first in Iraq, have begun using science to solve new and old mysteries in a country where war and sectarian conflict have created legions of them. Since
  
    



Bright bacteria wins synthetic biology competition   - 11/6/2009
Bacteria bright enough to see with the naked eye won the coveted BioBrick at this year's International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition.
  
    



Studies 'overstate species risks'   - 11/6/2009
Science and environment reporter, BBC News Some large-scale computer simulations may be overestimating the impact of climate change on biodiversity in some regions, researchers have suggested. They said
  
    



Bird breaks the LHC   - 11/6/2009
The Large Hadron Colliders woes have taken a faintly comic turn after the huge particle accelerator got broken by a piece of bread dropped by a passing bird. The Large Hadron Collider (left) and its arch-nemesis
  
    



Converted Organics Inc elects Raj Mehta as microbiology technical...   - 11/6/2009
Companies: Abbott Laboratories (ABT), Converted Organics Inc (COIN), Converted Organics Inc (COINU), Rohm & Haas Co. (ROH) Fertiliser products company Converted Organics Inc (NASDAQ:COIN) reported on
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Dinosaur prints found on NZealand's South Island   - 7 Hours ago
Scientist Greg Browne sits next to one of six 70 million-year-old footprints found in various locations in the Nelson region. They are the first dinosaur footprints found in New Zealand although bones,
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Genome sequence for the domestic horse to be unveiled   - 8 Hours ago
The whole genome sequence of the domestic horse has been completed by the genome-sequencing center of The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, in collaboration with an international team of researchers
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Genome sequence analysis of the first human West Nile virus isolated in Italy in   - 9 Hours ago
In 2009, six new human cases of West Nile neuroinvasive disease (WNND) were identified in Veneto region, following the six cases already reported in 2008. A human West Nile virus (WNV) isolate was obtained
  
    



U of S flax genome work gets $1.2M   - 9 Hours ago
Saskatchewan's ag ministry has pledged $1.2 million to a project to map the flax genome with an eye toward developing flax as a 'dual-purpose' crop. The Total Utilization of Flax Genomics (TUFGEN) project,
  
    



More Great White shark sightings on Oregon Coast   - 9 Hours ago
NEWPORT, Ore. -- People report seeing a Great White shark off the Oregon Coast near Newport, Ore. OregonSurfShop.com posted a photo (above) of a Great White swimming in 3 feet of water. And another surfer
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