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Weekly Science Digest: Genes, Genes & More Genes | Research Blog
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The latest #news in #science - Weekly Science Digest: The Gene Special. http://t.co/zEMif9D
Can Genes Send You High or Low? The Orchid Hypothesis A-Bloom | Wired Science | Wired.com
wired.com — “Note: The piece below was first published a few weeks ago, in slightly different form, in New Scientist. The version below includes material that would” View full resource at wired.com
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aren't you curious about @David_Dobbs new book? read related writing here today! RT @David_Dobbs: http://t.co/X1VjBxXv
Science-Based Medicine » Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski’s “personalized gene-targeted cancer therapy”: Can he do what he claims for cancer?
sciencebasedmedicine.org — “Last week, I wrote a magnum opus of a movie review of a movie about a physician and 'researcher' named Stanislaw Burzynski, MD, PhD, founder of the Burzynski...” View full resource at sciencebasedmedicine.org
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Science-Based Medicine » Burzynski’s “personalized gene-targeted cancer therapy”: Can he do what he claims for cancer? http://t.co/VYfNwFJD
Amusing News Aliquots | Newscripts
cenblog.org — “Silly samplings from this week’s science news. Sure, we call them rats with wings. But pigeons’ feathers sure are pretty. Here’s why. [io9] Robot uses the force—van der Waals force, that is—to climb walls gecko-style. [Bretibart] Hate your mom’s brussels sprouts? Don’t blame her cooking. Blame her genes. [Guardian] If this isn’t silly science, we [...]” View full resource at cenblog.org
Most Recently Shared on November 4, 2011 at 8:24 pm By:
Six amusing science news stories from across the web http://t.co/6Eim8P1t
Chronic Pain Gene - HCN2 - Identified, Hopes For New Targeted Pain Drugs - QualityPoint Technologies
qualitypointtech.net — “A gene called HCN2 produces a protein which regulates chronic pain, researchers from Cambridge University, England, and the University of Cadiz, Spain reported in the journal Science. They added that medications which inhibit the gene's protein production could be extremely effective in combating chronic pain. Chronic pain, also known as persistent pain, is long-term pain that lasts over 12 weeks, or pain that continues after healing is completed and pain should have stopped, as may be the case ” View full resource at qualitypointtech.net
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Science Weekly Podcast: The science of human attraction | Science | guardian.co.uk
guardian.co.uk — “Camila Ruz investigates the genetics of attraction and how one particular set of genes may be influencing everything from whom we choose as a partner to whether a pregnancy is successful” View full resource at guardian.co.uk
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Science Weekly Podcast: The science of human attraction http://t.co/CRl465f
Mainstream Doctors Warn Against Antibiotics | Health and Wellness News
wellnessresources.com — “Mainstream doctors are now sounding the alarm bells about the excess overuse of antibiotics and the fact that antibiotics can permanently alter digestive flora balance in an adverse way and cause many health problems. Dr. Martin Blaser, chairman of the department of medicine at New York University Langone Medical Center, says that antibiotics may even be fueling the “dramatic increase” in many illnesses, including type 1 diabetes, allergies and inflammatory bowel disease by destroyin” View full resource at wellnessresources.com
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Byron’s Health Quote of the Day: “New gene science shows that antibiotics are breeding hostile digestive tracts... http://t.co/SmndryG
Weekly Science Digest: Growing, Grapes & Genes | Research Blog
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Most Recently Shared on July 18, 2011 at 5:58 pm By:
A round-up of the latest #science #news: Weekly Science Digest - Growing, Grapes & Genes. http://t.co/gUXKqYK
News In Brief: Genes & Cells - Science News
sn-web01.sciencenews.org — “A look at how ovarian cancer spreads, plus clues to aging and immune links to cancer in this week’s news” View full resource at sn-web01.sciencenews.org
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News In Brief: Genes & Cells - Science News
sciencenews.org — “A look at how ovarian cancer spreads, plus clues to aging and immune links to cancer in this week’s news” View full resource at sciencenews.org
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PacBio Goes Commercial, Tweet by Tweet from BayBio, VCs Turn Up the Heat on FDA, & More Bay Area Life Sciences News | Xconomy
xconomy.com — “One of the ambitious new players in the field of superfast/supercheap gene sequencing graduated from R&D mode into a commercial enterprise this week. The” View full resource at xconomy.com
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PacBio goes commercial, Tweeting from BayBio & more in the SF biotech roundup http://bit.ly/lJab5y ^LT
Gene involved in predisposition to alcohol consumption identified
physorg.com — “An international team of researchers has identified a novel gene involved in differences in alcohol consumption, according to a new study published online the week of April 4-8 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.” View full resource at physorg.com
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Scientists discover cause of rare skin cancer that heals itself
eurekalert.org — “Institute of Medical Biology scientists under the Agency of Science, Technology and Research in Singapore are part of an international team of researchers who became the first in the world to discover the gene behind a rare skin cancer which grows rapidly for a few weeks before healing spontaneously, according to research published in Nature Genetics today.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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How now, inside the cow: Nearly 30,000 novel enzymes for biofuel production improvements
eurekalert.org — “Through massive-scale DNA sequencing, researchers at the US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, with support from the Energy Biosciences Institute, have characterized the genes and genomes of plant-digesting microbes isolated from the cow rumen and reported in a study published January 28 in the journal Science. The data analysis has revealed nearly 30,000 novel enzymes that may now be explored for improved biofuel production.” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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How now, inside the cow: Nearly 30,000 novel enzymes for biofuel production improvements. http://eurekalert.org/e/3sp5 #EurekAlert
Sporadic breast cancers start with ineffective DNA repair systems, Pitt researchers find
eurekalert.org — “Breast cancers that arise sporadically, rather than through inheritance of certain genes, likely start with defects of DNA repair mechanisms that allow environmentally triggered mutations to accumulate, according to researchers at the University of Pittsburgh. The findings, reported this week in the early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, indicate that chemotherapy drugs that target DNA in later-stage cancers could be an effective treatment for the earliest o” View full resource at eurekalert.org
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