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Accessible Science - Boston Globe
cambridge - in a third-floor loft where programmers build internet start-ups, mackenzie cowell is talking about the tools he and like-minded young colleagues are using to fuel what they hope will be the next big thing in biology. the list includes a ...
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News From Bioscience, October 2008
research articles that will be published in the october 2008 issue of bioscience are as follows: fungal community ecology: a hybrid beast with a molecular master. kabir g. peay, peter g. kennedy, and thomas d. bruns. dna-based techniques have in recent years allowed the systematic exploration of fungal diversity for the first time.
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Modeling How Proteins Interact With Dna
an article published in the open-access journal plos biology reports on dna loop formation - one very important process in the regulation of gene expression. researchers from brandeis university used state-of-the-art tools to observe a protein involved in regulating dna transcription. lac repressor is a protein from the bacterium e.
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New Biology Major Surges In Popularity - Independent Florida Alligator
anabelle outar liked biology but said she thought some classes in uf's interdisciplinary biology program would do little to prepare her for medical school. but with the creation of a new biology major this summer, outar, a uf junior, decided to ...
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News In Brief: Rothman ’71 To Chair Department Of Cell Biology - Yale Daily News
in another move aimed at boosting its standing in the sciences, yale has lured world-renowned scientist james rothman ’71 from columbia university to chair the school of medicine’s department of cell biology. the university announced rothman’s ...
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Signaler And Receiver Coordination And The Timing Of Communication In Amazonian Birds
to communicate efficiently, animals must produce signals that are obvious to intended receivers in their environment. signals, such as bird songs, are predicted to evolve to minimize confusion with background sound, such as other species' signals, to avoid errors in communication.
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A Threat To Coral Reefs Multiplied? Four Species Of Crown-of-thorns Starfish
the crown-of-thorns starfish (cots) acanthaster planci, the most destructive coral predator, has devastated indo-pacific reefs for decades through mass outbreaks. contrary to previous beliefs, vogler et al. found that cots consists of four species instead of a single widespread one.
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Future Of Biology Rests In Harnessing Data Avalanche - Physorg
(physorg.com) -- like most sciences, biology is inundated with data. however, a group of researchers warns in a nature feature that the avalanche of biological information is at the point where the discipline may be unable to reach its full potential ...
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The Crusade Against Evolution - Wired
on a spring day two years ago, in a downtown columbus auditorium, the ohio state board of education took up the question of how to teach the theory of evolution in public schools. a panel of four experts - two who believe in evolution, two who ...
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Non-laminar Cerebral Cortex In Teleost Fishes?
a large skull is disadvantageous to animals that move quickly in three-dimensional space, like fish and birds in water or air. a cerebral neocortex with a six-layered sheet has not evolved, most likely due to the limited cranial space. instead of the laminar cortex, telencephalic nuclear masses seem to have evolved as the pallium in teleost fishes.
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Emerging Model Organisms Featured In Csh Protocols
biological research has long relied on a small number of model organisms, species chosen because they are amenable to laboratory research and suitable for the study of a range of biological problems.
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National Science Foundation Research And Education Grants To Benefit ... - Medical News Today
two research groups from the university of tennessee, knoxville, have won $3 million grants from the national science foundation to create new graduate research and education programs designed to train tomorrow's top scientists. the grants, called ...
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Nobel Winner: Global Warming Is The New Sputnik - Us News And World Report
oh, the good old days. most of the world may remember sputnik as the seed of a standoff between superpowers, but for nobel prize-winning physicist leon lederman and many of his colleagues, it's a rosier memory: a time when it was cool to be a ...
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U.s. Poll Finds Most People Unaware Of Nanotechnology And Synbio
in what's being heralded a "groundbreaking poll," statistics experts have put together a survey where the questions are about small things. #1 - do you know about nanotechnology? #2 - do you know about synbio? in response to #1 nearly half of the u.s. adults polled knew nothing about nanotechnology. and 9 out of 10 knew nothing about synbio. while both of these are major technology initiatives ...
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Racgp Awards Honour Outstanding Contributions To Australian General Practice
general practitioners and others who have made a contribution to australian general practice have been recognised by the royal australian college of general practitioners (racgp) with life fellowship, honorary fellowship and honorary membership of the college.
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English Students Receive First-hand Lesson In Marine Biology - Daily Evening Item
lynn - a group of lynn english students experienced some of the pleasantries that come with being a marine biologist friday, thanks to a group of researchers from umass dartmouth and a spread of unlucky sea creatures who involuntarily donated their ...
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Biology Lesson Takes Wing - Times-herald
school street elementary fifth-graders kaitlyn cox (left) and jacob soto hold a monarch butterfly that they and their fellow students watched go through a metamorphic change from a caterpillar. the butterfly was released sept. 15. photo by kate day ...
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Repurposing Of Enbrel For Alzheimer's Disease
at cambridge healthtech institute's third annual drug repositioning summit on monday, october 6 in boston, the audience is scheduled to hear, as a keynote presentation, the story of how an individual physician has charted an entirely new course for a therapeutic which is already one of the most successful of all time. the keynote presentation, entitled "repurposing of enbrel for alzheimer's ...
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Repurposing Of Enbrel For Alzheimer's Disease
at cambridge healthtech institute's third annual drug repositioning summit on monday, october 6 in boston, the audience is scheduled to hear, as a keynote presentation, the story of how an individual physician has charted an entirely new course for a therapeutic which is already one of the most successful of all time.
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Uw-stout Biology Professor Appointed To Fulbright Committee - Dunn County News
charles bomar, professor of biology and program director of the applied science program at the university of wisconsin-stout, has been appointed to serve on the fulbright scholar peer review panel by the national academy of sciences. the review ...
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