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... of Genes & Development , a Korean research team led by Dr. Kyong-Tai Kim (Pohang University) describes how melatonin production ...
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- The Formation Of Social Memories
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... emotions. The Canadian and French teams (the latter led by Philippe Fossati ) have recently identified a precise region in the ...
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- Overfishing Sharks Wiped Out North Carolina Scallops Also, Say Researchers
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Fewer big sharks in the oceans led to the destruction of North Carolina’s bay scallop fishery and inhibits ... Science. A team of Canadian and American ecologists, led by world-renowned fisheries biologist Ransom Myers of Dalhousie University ... as the bull, great white, dusky and hammerhead sharks, has led to an explosion of their ray, skate and small shark prey species. "With ...
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- GUN1 On The Road To Photosynthetic Factories
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... which kind of stress the chloroplasts labored, all signals led to GUN1 before they were passed on to the nucleus. "Determining the ...
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- Groundbreaking Canadian Asthma Study
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... objective of the Asthma Intervention Research (AIR) Trial, led by Drs. Cox and Miller, as part of a global clinical trial, was to examine ...
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- Greenhouse Gas Effect Consistent Over 420 Million Years
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... material reflects atmospheric CO2 concentrations." Led by Dana L. Royer, assistant professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences ...
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- Clues To Gene Expression In Cystic Fibrosis Will Guide Research
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... Sermet-Gaudelus of Faculté de Médicine Necker in Paris led collaborators from several French institutions studying how the antibiotic ...
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- Impact Of Exercise On Body Fat Is Different For Boys And Girls
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... the least hard exercise were the fattest. And those who led a predominantly sedentary lifestyle had the thickest waists. The ...
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- Were Thomas Jefferson's Ancestors Muslim?
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... Almost 10 years ago, the University of Leicester team, led by Professor Mark Jobling, together with international collaborators, ...
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- Scary Science - Could Pregnant Mother's Atkins Diet Impact Son's Future Sperm Count?
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... with lower sperm counts in her son, according to a study led by researchers at the University of Rochester. Researchers sought to ...
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