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Posted August 20, 2001:
- Mechanism Believed Found That Regulates Movement Within Cells
- Synthetic Antifreeze Could Prevent Ice Growth
Posted August 16, 2001:
Posted August 15, 2001:
- Exploding Frog Eggs And People With Rare Disorder Help Researchers Unravel Mysteries Of Water Regulation In Humans: Discovery May Lead To Treatments For Kidney Disorders
- UCSF Study Finds Two Old Drugs May Help Fight Prion Diseases
- Humans May Be Easier To Clone Than Sheep And Mice Because Of A Single Genetic Difference
Posted August 14, 2001:
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Posted August 9, 2001:
- New Source Of Natural Fertilizer Discovered In Oceans
- Researchers Trace The Origin Of A Widespread Antibiotic-Resistant "Superbug"; Findings May Lead To New Strategies For Combating The Infectious Microbe
Posted August 8, 2001:
Posted August 7, 2001:
- Component Of Fly Saliva Makes Promising Leishmaniasis Vaccine
- Clemson-Led Team Makes Breakthrough In Controlling Bt Resistance In Pests
- Regeneration In The Mammalian Heart Demonstrated By Wistar Researchers
Posted August 6, 2001:
- NYU Researchers Successfully Immunize Mice Against Alzheimer's
- First HIV Rat Seen As Best Model For Human Studies
Posted August 3, 2001:
Posted August 1, 2001:
- Genetically Engineered Tomato Plant Grows In Salty Water
- Brain Tumors And Mouse Models: New Insight Into The Development Of Gliomas
Posted July 30, 2001:
- How Nerve Cells Get Ready To Fire: Utah Biologists Demonstrate A Protein's Key Role In Nerve Signals
Posted July 27, 2001:
- Researchers First To Catalogue Interactions Of An Organism's Proteins
- New Finding May Identify Unknown Agents Of Mad-Cow Disease
Posted July 26, 2001:
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Posted July 20, 2001:
Posted July 17, 2001:
Posted July 16, 2001:
- NYU Researchers Have Transformed A Virus Into A Better Cancer Killer
- Small Blood Vessels Shown To Be Target Of Radiation Therapy
- Researchers Find How Tuberculosis Bacterium Evades Detection By Immune System
Posted July 12, 2001:
- Blocking "Engulfment" Gives Dying Cells New Lease On Life
- New Great White Shark Study Has Conservation Implications
- Study Of Flamingo Genes Reveals Surprising Family Tree
- Researchers Discover Gene That Could Be Key In Evolution Of Hardwoods
Posted July 10, 2001:
Posted July 9, 2001:
- With First Comparative Look At Human And Mouse DNA, Joint Genome Institute Team Confirms Gene Estimate
- New Study Shows Normal-Looking Clones May Be Abnormal
Posted July 6, 2001:
Posted July 4, 2001:
- Study Of Aquatic Bird Genes Reveals Surprising Relationships And Evolutionary History
- Drugs From Sea Study Finds Sponge Health Link To Bacteria
- DNA Analysis Of Salamanders Turns Up New Species Under Almost Every Log, UC Berkeley Zoologists Find
Posted June 19, 2001:
Posted June 15, 2001:
- "Grow-In-The-Dark" Algae May Promise Dietary Supplements, Glowing Pigments, And More, Say Science Authors
- Changing Colors In Mice: Gene Turned On And Off At Will Through Simple Dietary Change
Posted June 14, 2001:
- Scientists Push Enzyme Evolution Into High Gear; Work Could Lead To Mass Production Of Useful Plant Products
- Biologists Find Cells’ Nuclear Surface More Complicated Than Expected
- Hutchinson Center Researchers First To Induce State Of Suspended Animation In Model Vertebrate Organism
Posted June 13, 2001:
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