Science Daily

Thursday th 28th of October 2010

Small-molecule inhibitors effectively targeted active colon cancer enzyme - 14:31

Researchers build colony of colon cancer stem cells to test new approach to therapy - 14:31

New approach for identifying genetic markers for common diseases - 14:30

Rictor protein offers scientists a new molecular target for cancer therapies - 14:30

NASA Work Helps Better Predict World's Smoggiest Days - 14:30

Telomere length affects colorectal cancer risk - 14:30

Insulin-creating cell research may lead to better diabetes treatment - 14:30

Earth-sized planets may be common throughout our galaxy, NASA survey suggests - 14:30

Origin of skillful stone-tool-sharpening method pushed back more than 50,000 years - 14:30

Researchers 'see' how to capture carbon dioxide - 14:30

'Goldilocks' of DNA self-assembly discovered - 13:30

Evolution of new polio virus uncovered - 13:30

Root of the matter: A new map shows life-saving forests' scarcity defies past estimates - 13:30

Facebook study finds race trumped by ethnic, social, geographic origins in forging friendships - 13:30

Three million Californians use health plans with high out-of-pocket costs - 13:30

New test measures DNA methylation levels to predict colon cancer - 13:30

New insight into gaseous and dust discs around stars - 12:30

Tracking evidence of 'The Great Dying' - 12:30

Protein preserves delicate balance between immune response and host - 12:30

Scientists 'cage' genetic off switches so they can be activated by uv light - 12:30

Tighter ethics rules have reduced industrial relationship of NIH scientists - 12:30

Huge 'biobank' for research into major diseases to be set up - 12:30

Two-sided immune cell could be harnessed to shrink tumors - 12:30

Cancer's hiding spots revealed - 12:30

Early sauropod dinosaur: First complete skeleton found - 12:30

Trapped Mars rover finds evidence of subsurface water - 12:30

Three-dimensional maps of brain wiring - 10:30

‘Wireless’ humans could form backbone of new mobile networks - 09:31

Year-long opiate substitution for drug misusers has 85 percent chance of cutting deaths - 09:31

Smaller is better in the viscous zone - 09:31

Tumor suppressor acts as oncogene in some cancers, researchers find - 09:31

Speed gun for Earth's insides to help measure mantle motion - 09:31

B-complex vitamins may help slow progression of dementia - 09:31

Modern humans emerged far earlier than previously thought, fossils from China suggest - 09:31

Emotional intelligence predicts job performance - 08:31

Small particles show big promise in beating unpleasant odors - 08:31

Newer type of radiation for prostate cancer recommended, experts say - 08:31

1000 Genomes Project publishes analysis of completed pilot phase: Produces tool for research into genetic contributors to human disease - 08:31

Pancreatic cancers progress to lethal stage slowly, surprise finding shows - 08:31

Controlling individual cortical nerve cells by human thought - 08:31

Not so fast -- sex differences in the brain are overblown, expert says - 08:31

Tobacco and nicotine: They're good -- as a pesticide - 08:31

Forces for cancer spread: Genomic instability and evolutionary selection - 08:31

Plugged up: Doctors see signs of worsening constipation in children - 08:31

Habit formation appears to be an innate ability, fine-tuned by experience - 08:31

Tendency to obesity starts with pre-schoolers, Canadian study finds - 08:31

Variable summer rainfall in U.S. southeast linked to climate change - 08:31

Active ingredient levels vary among red yeast rice supplements - 08:31

Out of THEMIS, ARTEMIS: Earth's loss is moon's gain - 08:31

Too much SP2 protein turns stem cells into 'evil twin' cancer cells - 08:31