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... delighted to see that the work of the MiniBooNE team has led to the resolution of this puzzle," said Marv Goldberg, Program Director for ...
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- A Genetic 'gang Of 4' Drives Spread Of Breast Cancer
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... treat breast cancer metastasis. The research team, led by Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator Joan Massagué at the ... for these four proteins and their behavior in metastasis led us to hypothesize that they might be cooperating with each other in a way ...
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- Space Data Unveils Evidence Of Ancient Mega-lake In Northern Darfur
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... to reconstruct the lake and the ancient river courses that led to it. At its maximum extent, the lake occupied an area of about 30,750 km2 ...
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- New Study Zeroes In On Genetic Roots Of Alzheimer's
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... new study helps explain why this is so. The research, led by scientists at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF), has ... behind Alzheimer's. After cloning that protease, he led a team of researchers that created an inhibitor to halt the enzyme's ...
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- A Prehistoric Tale Of An Italian Whale
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... humpback, and fin whales. The excavation team, led by palaeontologist Menotti Mazzini of the University of Florence, are ...
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- Durian And The Shangri-La Diet
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... article in today’s New York Times . The theory that led me to the SLD centers on flavor-calorie learning. A less obvious ...
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- The Reality Of Modern Day Human Migration In The Northern Polar Regions
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... engineering' and State paternalism, which eventually led to an increase in social problems. Understanding past state-driven ...
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- The Power Of Positivity - When It Comes To Taste, We Value Similarities More Than Differences
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... agreement on loved characteristics, such as hot fudge, led to greater inferred similarity and more confidence in the other person’s ...
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- The Sturdier Sex? Study Finds Female Stem Cells Work Better
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... the sex of the host, the implantation of female stem cells led to significantly better skeletal muscle regeneration," said Dr. Huard, also ...
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- Auxin Hormone Receptor Suggests New Treatment For Human Cancer
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... School of Medicine pharmacologist Ning Zheng, who led the research. "The mechanism by which auxin works points out a new ... that TIR1 is, in fact, a receptor for auxin. Estelle led one of the two teams; Ottoline Leyser of the University of York led the other. The discovery put to end conjecture about how auxin initiates ...
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