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... in over-excitation in the cells. The research team, led by Professor Jeremy Henley at Bristol University, has discovered that when ...
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... flow of warm water from the Gulf Stream decreased. This led to a cooling of the northern hemisphere and contributed to the formation of ... observed in order to document the sequence of events that led to that disturbance. The melting caused a significant decrease in the Gulf ...
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... respond to such visual cues simply do not respond. Led by Mari Davies, a UCLA graduate student in psychology, and Susan ...
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... of the Center for Molecular Design Karl Kirschner led the Hamilton research team with undergraduate students Katrina Lexa '05, ...
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- Revolution In Conservation -tagging Fish And All Their Future Offspring
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... area in Papua New Guinea, an international team - led by Dr Geoff Jones and Dr Glenn Almany of the ARC Centre of Excellence for ...
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- Sirtuins - On The Road To A Vitamin For Longevity
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... associate professor of genetics and of biochemistry, who led the research. “If we could do this in humans -- give people a drug or ...
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... looking at photographs of faces. The researchers, led by Yale Child Study Center Assistant Professor ...
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- A New View Of Photosynthesis
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... Institute at ASU Now, a large research team led by Neal Woodbury, a scientist at ASU's Biodesign Institute, has come up ... in the May 4 issue of Science. "The studies that led up to this work initiated 20 years ago when Jim Allen and I looked at one ...
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- IBM Copies Nature To Build Chips
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... materials and design architectures allow." Edelstein led the IBM team that invented the technique to use copper wiring in computer ...
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- Keeping Your Immune System From Fighting Food
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... of nutrient excess. In fat cells, a lack of STAMP2 led to aberrant inflammatory responses to both nutrients and acute inflammatory ...
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