Archive of articles published on the 24th of November 2010

Battle of the sexes, fruit-fly style
When bird meets machine, bioinspired flight
Age restriction on emergency stroke treatment should be lifted, say researchers
'Black Africans' in Britain: Integration or segregation?
Biologists report more bad news for polar bears
Scientists question fisheries health test
'Russian doll' galaxy reveals black holes' true power
Sour research, sweet results
The most aggressive forms of breast cancer elude cellular control mechanisms in order to expand
Heavy metals in seafood: Satisfactory results of interlaboratory comparison
Female fish -- and humans? -- lose interest when their male loses a slugfest
Diabetes drug could work against Alzheimer's
Overseas lab seeks US weed control 'recruits'
Dartmouth study uses the patient's tumor to form vaccine
Chronic high cholesterol diet produces brain damage
Mildew-resistant and infertile
Being a 'good sport' can be critical to maintaining lifelong physical activity
Deciphering how CD4 T cells die during HIV infection
New imaging technique accurately finds cancer cells, fast
Erythromycin A produced in E. coli for first time
Study finds that the same face may look male or female
IOF and ESCEO position on atypical femoral fractures and long-term bisphosphonate use
An answer to a longstanding question: How HIV infection kills T cells
MIT biologists find that restoring the gene for cancer protein p53 slows spread of advanced tumors
Researchers shine light on how some melanoma tumors evade drug treatment
UCLA researchers discover drug resistance mechanisms in most common form of melanoma
How pathogens hijack host plants
Bonn physicists create a 'super-photon'
Pulsating star mystery solved
Short, on-chip light pulses will enable ultrafast data transfer within computers
Early intervention essential to success for at-risk children: Queen's University study
Massive galaxies formed when universe was young
New guidance issued for first responders collecting suspected biothreat agents
Quartz crystal microbalances enable new microscale analytic technique
Can cacti 'escape' underground in high temperatures?
Epilepsy drugs may not affect IQ of breastfed babies, study says
Breastfeeding while taking seizure drugs may not harm child's IQ
Finger-trap tension stabilizes cells' chromosome-separating machinery
Cholera and vaccine experts urge United States to stockpile vaccine
Experts urge US to create emergency cholera vaccine stockpile for humanitarian use
Danish researchers finally solve the obesity riddle
Study of 10 other hospitals found no reduction in adverse medical events over 6 years
Jet-lagged and forgetful? It's no coincidence
A decade of refinements in transplantation improves long-term survival of blood cancers
Proton-pump inhibitors and birth defects -- some reassurances, but more needed warns epidemiologist
Growth-factor gel shows promise as hearing-loss treatment