Jun 30, 2008 | Science Daily
Silencing Of Molecular 'Conversation' May Help Curb Severe Allergies
By silencing at least one of these molecules, it may be possible to treat allergies.
Yale Researchers Find Molecule That Guides Migrating Axons
Main Category: Neurology / Neuroscience Also Included In: Psychology / Psychiatry Article Date: 27 Jun 2008 The human nervous system is like a giant home entertainment system, but instead of 20-odd wires there ...
Fluxion Biosciences Announces Distributor for Switzerland
Fluxion Biosciences announced today an exclusive distribution agreement with Basel-based Bucher Biotec AG.
Protein that 'puts the brakes' on Alzheimer's-related dementia identified
Washington, June 25: In a breakthrough study, researchers at Case Western Reserve University have discovered that a protein called cyclin-dependent kinase5 , which curbs cell division in brain cells, is ...
Why tumor cells become resistant
Cells with irreparable DNA damage normally induce programmed cell death, or apoptosis.
Journal 'Stem Cells' Presents 3rd Annual Young Investigator Award at...
Dr. Motoda named for fundamental cancer stem cell discovery DURHAM, N.C. and SEOUL, Korea, June 19 DURHAM, N.C. and SEOUL, Korea , /PRNewswire/ -- The journal STEM CELLS announces that Lena Motoda , M.D., Ph.D. ...
Dr. Anthony Pawson to Receive Inamori Foundation's 24th Annual Kyoto...
Jun 20, 2008 - The Inamori Foundation today announced that Dr. Anthony James Pawson will be among the 24th annual laureates of its Kyoto Prize, an international award that honors significant contributions to ...
Toronto scientist wins prestigious Kyoto Prize, dubbed the...
A leading Canadian scientist has been awarded a prestigious Kyoto Prize, Japan's equivalent of the Nobel Prizes.
Key Developmental Pathway Activates Lung Stem Cells
Harnessing this knowledge could help develop therapies for lung-tissue repair after injury or disease.
EuroDYNA leaves healthy genomic research ecosystem as legacy
Europe's position as a major player in genome research has been boosted by the European Science Foundation's three-year EUROCORES programme EuroDYNA.
New Insights Into How Genes Are Governed And Why They Sometimes Go Wrong
The key lies in the dynamic ever-changing structure of the chromatin, which is the underlying complex of protein and DNA making up the chromosomes in which almost all genes are housed within the genome.
ES cell transcription factor-binding hotspots uncovered
Transcription factors and their specific interactions with targets are crucial for specifying gene-expression programs.
EuroDYNA Takes Lid Off The Genome
European researchers have made significant progress unravelling how genes are governed and why this sometimes goes wrong in disease.
Invitrogen Corporation to Buy Applied Biosystems for $6.7 Billion
CARLSBAD, Calif. & FOSTER CITY, Calif.-- --Invitrogen Corporation and Applera Corporation today announced that their Boards of Directors have approved a definitive merger agreement, under which Invitrogen will ...
Active caspase-1 is a regulator of unconventional protein secretion.
However, some proteins are secreted via unconventional, poorly understood mechanisms.
Missing Protein In Fragile X Syndrome Is Key To Transporting Signals Within Neurons
A team of scientists has discovered new information about how FXS interferes with signaling between the nucleus of neurons and the synapse, the outer reaches of the neuron where two neurons communicate via ...
Leading scientist named new chair of Cell Biology at Yale
Yale University announced today the appointment of James E. Rothman, one of the world's leading cell biologists, as chair of Yale School of Medicine's Department of Cell Biology.
Stereotactic localization of the human pedunculopontine nucleus:...
This region of the brain is unfamiliar territory to most functional neurosurgeons.
ZGF projects get boost from stem cell funding
The ZGF projects are at the University of California, Berkley, University of Southern California and Stanford University.
Good News In Our DNA: Defects You Can Fix With Vitamins And Minerals
University of California, Berkeley, scientists, however, have found a welcome reason to delve into your genetic heritage: to find the slight genetic flaws that can be fixed with remedies as simple as vitamin or ...
Combination Of Two Novel Anti-cancer Agents May Help Fight CML Resistant To Current Therapy
Chronic myelogenous leukemia, or CML, is a cancer of the bone marrow caused by a specific genetic abnormality and is one of the more common forms of leukemia.