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Posted May 13, 2008:
- 'Shaquille O'Neal' Of Bacteria Big Enough To See With Naked Eye
- 'Super Yeasts' Produce 300 Times More Protein Than Previously Possible
- How Embryonic Stem Cells Develop Into Tissue-specific Cells Demonstrated
Posted May 12, 2008:
- Got Sugar? Skeletal Muscle Development Responds To Nutrient Availability
- Key Step In The 'Puncture' Mechanism Of Cell Death Revealed
- Tomato Stands Firm In Face Of Fungus
- Human Aging Gene Found In Flies
- Magnet Lab Researchers Make Observing Cell Functions Easier
- New Cost-effective Means To Reconstruct Virus Populations
- What's The Difference Between A Human And A Fruit Fly?
Posted May 11, 2008:
- Bread Mold May Unlock Secret To Eliminating Disease-causing Genes
- Chromosome 'Lassoing': A New Key Mechanism In Cell Division
Posted May 10, 2008:
- Surprising Discovery: Multicellular Response Is 'All For One'
- Virus Mimics Human Protein To Hijack Cell Division Machinery
Posted May 9, 2008:
- Genetic 'Tag Team' Keeps Cells On Cycle
- Undergrad Has Sweet Success With Invention Of Artificial Golgi
- Prions Show Their Good Side
- Key Roadblock To Gene Expression Identified: Implications For AIDS
Posted May 8, 2008:
- Boosting 'Mussel' Power: New Technique For Making Key Marine Mussel Protein
- Humans And Fruit Flies Have Same Insulin-regulated Molecular Pathway To Maintain Energy Balance When Starved
- Animal Interaction Behind Cambrian Explosion? 'Missing' Ancestors Of Today's Animals May Not Be Missing After All
Posted May 7, 2008:
- How Cells Communicate To Activate The Cell Division Machinery
- Platypus Genome Explains Animal's Peculiar Features; Holds Clues To Evolution Of Mammals
- Rice Plants That Resist Uptake Of Arsenic Could Ease Shortage
- Cooperative View: New Evidence Suggests A Symbiogenetic Origin For The Centrosome
Posted May 6, 2008:
- Glowing Zebrafish Help Researchers Track Role Of Sugars In The Cell
- Understanding Plants' Coping Skills May Yield Tougher Plant Varieties
- Getting Wise To Influenza Virus' Tricks: Imaging Of Influenza Virus Protein Opens Way To Design New Anti-viral Drugs
- Red Tide Killer Identified: Bacteria Gang Up On Algae, Quashing Red Tide Blooms
Posted May 5, 2008:
Posted May 3, 2008:
- Japanese Mushroom Leads To Breakthrough In Protein Research
- New Technique Accelerates Biological Image Analysis
Posted May 2, 2008:
Posted May 1, 2008:
- Stem Cells At Root Of Antlers' Branching
- 'Silent' Fungus Metabolism Awakened For New Natural Products
- Drug Target For The Most Potent Botulinum Neurotoxin Determined
- New Model For Embryonic Limb Development Revealed
Posted April 30, 2008:
- Boost For 'Green Plastics' From Plants
- Single-celled Bacterium Works 24/7
- Unusual Degradation Pathway For Ribosomes Discovered
Posted April 29, 2008:
- Critically Endangered Seabirds Not Finding Mates
- Scientists Call For More Access To Biotech Crop Data
Posted April 28, 2008:
- Artificial Airways Good News For Asthma And Animals
- Anthrax Spore Standards Will Be Reference For Anthrax Detection And Decontamination
Posted April 27, 2008:
- Ancient Signaling Pathway Tells Cells To Conserve Energy When Food Is Scarce
- Dinosaurs Probably Lacked Tissue To Generate Heat
- Yeast Gives Rise To New Concept: Cell Fuel Is 'Brains' Behind Division
- Elusive Protein Protects Malaria Parasite From Heme
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