- Good For The Goose, Not So Great For The Gander
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... postdoctoral researcher Morris Waskar, as well as a group led by Stephen Helfand at Brown University, revealed. In 1999, Tower's graduate ... the antioxidant enzyme Cu/Zn-superoxide dismutase (SOD) led to a longer life span in male flies, but had a less dramatic impact in ...
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- Transplanting Organs From Animals To Humans -- What Are The Barriers?
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... pigs were transplanted into monkeys with diabetes and this led to complete reversal of diabetes for over 100 days. But such research is ...
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- LED Array Signals Successful Binding Of Drug-delivery Molecules To DNA
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... and biology, with a minor in chemistry, has created an LED system that glows a beautiful shade of blue when the special molecules ... and biology, with a minor in chemistry, has created an LED system that glows a beautiful shade of blue when special molecules ...
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- Solar Power At Play
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... rotated. Over the same time period, the radar team led by Patrick Taylor and Jean-Luc Margot of Cornell University employed the ...
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- Scientists Pinpoint Proteins That Direct Plant Growth, Development
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... and landscape architecture at Purdue University who led the team. Murphy said results of the study, published last month in ...
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- Improving Wine - Keep The Ladybugs Out
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... and fermentation, resulting in inferior wine. Led by Jacek Koziel, Ph.D., an agricultural engineer at the university, the ...
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- Live Longer - Add Isotope-enriched Meat To Your Diet?
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... & Industry, the magazine of the SCI. A team led by Mikhail Shchepinov, formerly of Oxford University, fed nematode worms ...
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- Organic Kiwis Are Healthier, Say UC Davis Researchers
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... is just a lifestyle choice. The Davis scientists, led by Drs. Maria Amodio and Adel Kader, showed that organically grown ...
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- When It Comes To Risk, Not All Nanomaterials Are Created Equal
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... Institute In the first study, which was led by Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Deanna M. Thompson, ... Toxicology Letters. In the second study, which was led by Anurag Sharma, assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences, ...
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- Researchers Find The Mechanism By Which Cells Resist Chemotherapy
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A team of researchers from the UAB's Mutagenesis Group, led by Dr Jordi Surrallés, has identified one of the mechanisms used by cancer ... A team of researchers from the UAB's Mutagenesis Group, led by Doctor Jordi Surralés, has identified one of the important unresolved ...
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