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Stem cells restore hearing, vision in animals
IOL - 5 Hours ago
Washington - Stem cells from tiny embryos can be used to restore lost hearing and vision in animals, researchers said on Tuesday in what they believe is a first step toward helping people. One team repaired
Can Stem Cells Restore Vision, Hearing? 102.3 Fox Rock
Stem cells restore hearing, vision in animals 1 hr ago CNBC
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Use flower power to save Europe's bees: EU lawmaker
Reuters - 8 Hours ago
STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - Honey bees, whose numbers are falling, must be given flowery 'recovery zones' in Europe's farmlands to aid their survival, a leading EU lawmaker said Wednesday. Bees pollinate
Flower power key to saving Europe's bees Reuters UK
Use flower power to save Europe's bees - EU lawmaker Reuters India
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Macedonians plant six million trees in single day
Reuters UK - 5 Hours ago
SKOPJE (Reuters) - Thousands of Macedonians took to the hills and forests on Wednesday to plant six million trees in a single day as part of a mass reforestation drive in the Balkan country. The main
Indonesia to plant 100 million trees: official ABC Online
Indonesia to plant 100 million trees this year Scientific American
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Mammoth genome sequence may explain extinction
Reuters UK - 39 Minutes ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Researchers have sequenced the gene map of a long-extinct, mummified woolly mammoth, using DNA taken from its hair. The sequence shows that mammoths were more closely related to
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Big hop forward: Scientists map kangaroo's DNA
USA Today - 4 Hours ago
SYDNEY, Australia ? Taking a big hop forward in marsupial research, scientists say they have unraveled the DNA of a small kangaroo named Matilda. And they've found the Aussie icon has more in common with
Big hop forward: Scientists in Australia map kangaroo's DNA Calibre Macro World
Scientists unravel kangaroo DNA Channel 4 News
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Tiny, long-lost primate rediscovered in Indonesia
Boston Globe - 5 Hours ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On a misty mountaintop on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, scientists for the first time in more than eight decades have observed a living pygmy tarsier, one of the planet's smallest
Pygmy primate rediscovered in Indonesia Canada.com
Scientists rediscover pocket-sized primate Globe and Mail
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Big cat fossil found in North Sea
BBC - 19 Hours ago
By Paul Rincon Science Reporter, BBC News Sabre-tooths roamed an ancient landscape now subsumed by the North Sea The partial leg bone of a sabre-toothed cat has been dredged from the seabed by a trawler
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Glowing anemone yields 'light switch' protein
New Scientist - 3 Hours ago
The glowing striped tentacles of the fluorescent anemone emerge out of the darkness. Nothing particularly special about that, except that this species, which may never have been seen before, is one of
Gallery: Glowing anemone yields "light switch" protein New Scientist
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Rhesus protein stops blood becoming acidic
Nature - 51 Minutes ago
Blood-group-factor family has a role in pH control. John Bonner A protein related to the Rhesus blood group factor stops blood from becoming too acidic. Getty A protein similar to the Rhesus factor antigens
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Frozen hair gives up first mammoth genome
New Scientist - 70 Minutes ago
Tufts of frozen woolly mammoth hair have yielded a rough draft of its genome. It's the most successful attempt to sequence the DNA of an extinct ancient animal to date, and although we won't see resurrected
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GM Maize Reduces Fertility & Deregulates Genes in Mice
Institute of Sciences in Society - 2 Hours ago
GM Maize Reduces Fertility & Deregulates Genes in Mice Comprehensive long term studies commissioned by the Austrian government reveal that mice fed GM maize produced fewer and smaller litters with
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Kangaroo genome mapped for first time
Cambodian Times - 5 Hours ago
Researchers have launched the world's first detailed map of the kangaroo genome. The map and sequence will open up new areas of research into how genes are turned on and off during development of all
Australian First: Kangaroo Genome Mapped Science Daily
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Researchers discover new gene linked to epilepsy
Biz Community - 11 Hours ago
A University of Iowa-led international research team has found a new gene associated with the brain disorder epilepsy. While the PRICKLE1 gene mutation was specific to a rare form of epilepsy, the study
Gene associated with epilepsy discovered NewKerala.com
Discovery of new gene linked to epilepsy News-Medical.Net
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Animals Honestly Advertise Toxicity
Scientific American - 14 Hours ago
Truth in advertising is a questionable concept, because its often self-serving to lie. Whether youre talking about a used car salesman or a poisonous snake. No, theyre not the same thing. In the natural
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Botswana wildlife threatened by human garbage
China Post - 15 Hours ago
TWN, By Monkaagedi Gaotlhobogwe, AFP GABORONE -- Elephants and other animals in one of Africas richest wildlife spots in Chobe, Botswana are dying as they feed off rubbish dumped by growing human populations
Botswana wildlife threatened by human encroachment AFP via Yahoo!
Botswana wildlife under threat The Times South Africa
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Japanese scientists clone endangered rabbit embryo
China Post - 16 Hours ago
TWN, AFP TOKYO -- Japanese scientists said Tuesday they had created a cloned embryo from the dead body of an endangered species of rabbit and are hoping for a birth. The Amami rabbit, or Pentalagus furnessi,
Japanese scientists clone embryo of endangered rabbit Yahoo! UK and Ireland
Cloning could save endangered rabbit Asahi.com
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Systems biology brings hope of speeding up drug development
Genetic Engineering News - 3 Hours ago
Almost every day brings news of an apparent breakthrough against cancer, infectious diseases, or metabolic conditions like diabetes, but these rarely translate into effective therapies or drugs, and even
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5:00am Scientists close to cracking mammoth genome
The Australian - 54 Minutes ago
SCIENTISTS said they have reconstructed about half of the genome of the woolly mammoth, a species that became extinct at the end of the last Ice Age some 11,000 years ago. The sequence comes from DNA
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'New' Penguin Species In New Zealand Found Using Ancient DNA From Fossils
Science Daily - 3 Hours ago
ScienceDaily (Nov. 19, 2008) â?? Australian and New Zealand researchers have used ancient DNA from penguin fossils to make a startling discovery that may change the way we view species extinctions. A
'New' Penguin Species Found In Museum In New Zealand Science Daily
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Penguin, Now Extinct, Discovered in New Zealand
Discovery Channel - 3 Hours ago
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Penguin research uncovers older species Radio New Zealand
Scientists discover extinct NZ penguin species ABC Radio Australia
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Kidney breakthrough could save babies
stuff.co.nz - 3 Hours ago
Babies who suffer from fatal kidney defects in the womb could have a chance at survival, thanks to a genetic breakthrough by Australian scientists currently being tested at the birthplace of Dolly the
Australian researchers make kidney gene breakthrough ABC Online
Kidney research to save babies Brisbane Courier-Mail
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Dangerous bacteria on the rise: Expert
Qatar Peninsula - 2 Hours ago
Source ::: Reuters LONDON: A dangerous, drug-resistant bacterium normally found in soil and water is on the increase in hospitals worldwide, an infectious disease expert warned yesterday. Acinetobacter
Dangerous bacteria on increase: expert Scientific American
Expert says dangerous bacteria on increase Reuters UK
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Orca Whales Use Sonar to Hunt for Their Favorite Fish
Softpedia - 5 Hours ago
Killer whales are able to pick up the acoustic signatures of the fish Adjust text size: Orcas, like most whales, have the innate ability to use high-frequency sounds in order to detect obstacles or food
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Cancer genome projects launched in eight countries
Bio Spectrum Asia - 6 Hours ago
Canada-based, International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC) has roped in 11 funding organizations in eight countries to analyze genomic changes for eight forms of cancer. Each organization will be coordinating
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Expression of the putative tumor suppressor gene PTPN13/PTPL1 is an independent
MDLinx - 9 Hours ago
The Spearman nonparametric test revealed correlations between PTPL1 expression and differentiation markers. Cox univariate analysis of overall survival studies demonstrated that PTPL1 is a prognostic
Discovery of 13 new tumor-suppressor genes in liver cancer News-Medical.Net
Team identifies 13 new tumor-suppressor genes in liver cancer PhysOrg.com
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