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House Dust May Protect Against Allergic Disease Early In Life
23.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Endotoxin, a toxic substance made by certain types of bacteria, may reduce the risk of developing the allergic skin condition eczema or wheezing in children if they are exposed to it up to age 3, suggests a new study.
The Long-Run Impact of Corn-Based Ethanol on the Grain, Oilseed, and Livestock Sectors with Implications for Biotech Crops
22.5.2007 | Press monitoring
The ongoing growth of corn–based ethanol production raises some fundamental questions about what impact continued growth will have on US and world agriculture.
Rice with human proteins to take root in Kansas
21.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Pharmed food crop approved for growth despite controversy.
New Method To Track Immune System Enzyme In Live Animals Developed
21.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Scientists supported by the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS) at the National Institutes of Health have created two mouse strains that will permit researchers to trace, in a live animal, the activity of an enzyme believed to play a crucial role both in the normal immune response as well as autoimmunity...
Latent Memory Of Cells Comes To Life
20.5.2007 | Press monitoring
New Danish research has examined the mechanisms behind latent cell memory, which can come to life and cause previously non-existent capacities suddenly to appear. Special yeast cells for example, can abruptly change from being of a single sex to hermaphrodite.
The Czech Republic Presents the Unique ICRC Project at the Bio 2007 Trade Fair
19.5.2007 | Press monitoring
The International Clinical Research Centre Brno (ICRC) project, which was presented by Czech specialists in collaboration with their colleagues from Mayo Clinic in the United States, attracted the attention of the expert public and industry at the recent BIO 2007 conference and exhibition in Boston.
Gene find triggers baldness hope
18.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Hair loss in humans might not be irreversible, suggest scientists who have helped create new hair cells on the skin of mice.
Livestock may help treat ailments
17.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Livestock whose genes have been manipulated could play a critical role in developing new medications and cheaper treatments for human ailments, scientists said Monday.
Scientists identify proteins implicated in Huntington's disease
16.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Scientist say they've spotted more than 200 new proteins that bind to normal and mutant forms of the protein that causes Huntington's disease (HD).
Scientists Develop Artificial Blood
16.5.2007 | Press monitoring
Scientists from the University of Sheffield are developing an artificial 'plastic blood´, which could act as a substitute for real blood in emergency situations. The 'plastic blood´ could have a huge impact on military applications.
