Sep 3, 2009 | Newswise
Vanderbilt Discovery May Shed Light on Evolutionary Adaptations and Human Disease
Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center led by Billy Hudson, Ph.D., have discovered a new chemical bond in biological tissue, a fundamental discovery that helps explain evolutionary adaptation in the animal kingdom and may shed light on human disease.
Mountain Meadows group wants more tests on skull
Tests by an Idaho scientist concluded the skull was that of a young Asian male. Wagon train members killed in the massacre were from Arkansas.
Atlantis, crew land in Calif. after Hubble mission
In this July 17, 2002 file photo, a marker describes the Mountain Meadows burial site which is in the valley, at rear, in Mountain Meadows, Utah.For decades it sat on a shelf in a brown cardboard box, a skull pierced in the back with an apparent bullet hole and linked by a typewritten note to a dark and violent chapter in Mormon church history.
Murder suspect goes to court in Harrison
A man suspected of shooting and killing his girlfriend near Omaha made his first court appearance on Friday morning.
Shooter is on the loose in Arkansas woman's death
A woman from Boone County is dead, and law enforcement officers say the shooter is still on the loose.
Arkansas shooting victim's boyfriend taken into custody at Galena motel, sheriff reports
A man sought in connection with the shooting death of an Omaha, Ark., woman earlier this week was taken into custody this morning in Galena.
Woman killed in her home near Omaha, Arkansas
Boone County authorities say they're looking for a man after a woman was fatally shot in her home near the Omaha community north of Harrison, near the southern tip of Table Rock Lake.
Tests Could Link Skull to Massacre
For decades it sat on a shelf in a brown cardboard box - a skull pierced in the back with an apparent bullet hole and linked by a typewritten note to a dark and violent chapter in Mormon church history.