Biology News Net

Friday th 24th of October 2008

New way of inhibiting cell cycle shows promise - 11:14

Gene mutation in worms key to alcohol tolerance - 11:14

Google grant to researchers aims at climate-connected disease - 11:14

Memories selectively, safely erased in mice - 11:14

Mapping a clan of mobile selfish genes - 11:14

Seeing a brain as it learns to see - 11:14

Thursday th 23rd of October 2008

Pesticide concentrations decreasing - 10:22

T cell response to new melanoma antigen linked to relapse-free survival - 10:22

How neuronal activity leads to Alzheimer's protein cleavage - 10:22

Tick-borne encephalitis virus reveals its access code - 10:22

Current mass extinction spurs major study of which plants to save - 10:22

Researchers estimate lives lost due to delay in antiretroviral drug use for HIV/AIDS in South Africa - 10:22

Seemingly suicidal stunt is normal rite of passage for immune cells - 10:22

Digesting the termite digestome -- a way to make biofuels? - 10:22

Building a better bee - 10:22

Study shows steroid therapies following transplant can be eliminated - 10:21

Heart valves that grow with the patient - 10:21

Study of polar dinosaur migration questions whether dinosaurs were truly the first great migrators - 10:21

Rare corals breed their way out of trouble - 10:21

Study sheds new light on dolphin coordination during predation - 10:21

Wednesday th 22nd of October 2008

Google grant to researchers aims at climate-connected disease - 23:21

Memories selectively, safely erased in mice - 23:21

Mapping a clan of mobile selfish genes - 23:21

Seeing a brain as it learns to see - 23:21

Seeing red -- in the number 7 - 13:22

Silencing a protein could kill T-Cells, reverse leukemia - 13:22

New way of inhibiting cell cycle shows promise - 13:22

Gene mutation in worms key to alcohol tolerance - 13:21

Tuesday th 21st of October 2008

Digesting the termite digestome -- a way to make biofuels? - 20:28

Building a better bee - 20:28

Study shows steroid therapies following transplant can be eliminated - 20:28

Heart valves that grow with the patient - 20:28

Study of polar dinosaur migration questions whether dinosaurs were truly the first great migrators - 20:28

Rare corals breed their way out of trouble - 20:28

Study sheds new light on dolphin coordination during predation - 20:28

Monday th 20th of October 2008

Current mass extinction spurs major study of which plants to save - 19:14

Researchers estimate lives lost due to delay in antiretroviral drug use for HIV/AIDS in South Africa - 19:14

Seemingly suicidal stunt is normal rite of passage for immune cells - 19:14

Put the protein pieces together with algorithms: Solving 'the mass spec data mess' - 17:42

Salk researchers successfully reprogram keratinocytes attached to a single hair - 17:42

Caltech engineers build first-ever multi-input 'plug-and-play' synthetic RNA device - 17:42

Human protein atlas will help pinpoint disease - 17:42

When under attack, plants can signal microbial friends for help - 17:42

Scientists discover bacteria that can cause bone infections - 17:42

Researchers identify Achilles heel of common childhood tumor - 17:42

4 in 10 parents wrong on whether their child is under or overweight - 17:42

Pesticide concentrations decreasing - 11:42

T cell response to new melanoma antigen linked to relapse-free survival - 11:42

How neuronal activity leads to Alzheimer's protein cleavage - 11:42

Tick-borne encephalitis virus reveals its access code - 11:42