	29 March 2005 Mining the canine genome Man's best friend, the dog, is proving that it has one more way to lend a helping paw
	29 March 2005 Scope of medical laser safety standard broadened Lasers are being used more frequently than ever in veterinary medicine
	29 March 2005 X-chromosome sequenced The complete sequence of the human X chromosome was published in Nature this week
	29 March 2005 'Safer' stem cells bring therapies closer Completely fresh supplies of human embryonic stem cells have been created
	29 March 2005 The placebo effect Don’t try this at home. Several times a day, for several days, you induce pain in someone
	29 March 2005 Embryo cells not like peas in a pod In a mammalian embryo, all cells are equal - or so biologists believed
	29 March 2005 'Symptomless' bird flu cases raise concerns The H5N1 bird flu virus might be acquiring a greater ability to spread from human to human
	29 March 2005 UN fudges decision on human embryo cloning ban The United Nations has given up its attempt to introduce a worldwide legal ban
	29 March 2005 Probable psittacosis outbreak linked to wild birds In autumn 2002, an outbreak of probable psittacosis occurred among residents
	29 March 2005 Effect of regulation and education on reptile-associated salmonellosis Reptiles have become increasingly common as domestic pets, and with them reptile-associated
	29 March 2005 Research into an evidenced-based review of the information available on MRSA in dogs and cats. Recent press headlines such as ‘Hospital superbug MRSA spreads to animals’
	29 March 2005 The OIE Working Group for Wildlife Diseases continually monitors infectious diseases in wild animals Avian influenza and wild birds. In the current epidemic of highly pathogenic avian influenza
	29 March 2005 Amplification of acetylcholine-binding catenanes from dynamic combinatorial libraries Directed chemical synthesis can produce a vast range of molecular structures
	29 March 2005 Looking at variation in numbers The massive efforts to systematically find and catalog single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) bear witness
	29 March 2005 Sperm fusion protein identified A team of researchers has identified a sperm protein that is essential for the fusion
	29 March 2005 From SARS to Avian flu: Vaccines on the scene When SARS struck more than 8,000 people and killed nearly 800 in the spring of 2003
	29 March 2005 New York high-rise hawks have egg in nest Pale Male and his mate, Lola, who live on the ledge of a Fifth Avenue apartment building
	29 March 2005 The effects of cholesterol lowering with simvastatin There have been concerns that low blood cholesterol concentrations may cause non-vascular
	29 March 2005 President Bush nominates veterinarian to head FDA President George W. Bush announced Feb. 14 that he is nominating Dr. Lester M. Crawford Jr.
	29 March 2005 Chicken genome analysis reveals novel genes encoding biotin-binding proteins related to avidin family A chicken egg contains several biotin-binding proteins (BBPs)
	15 March 2005 (Mis)leading Open Access myths
	15 March 2005 The Environment Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee of the House of Commons (EFRACom) published its report on its pre-legislative scrutiny of the Animal Welfare Bill
	15 March 2005 Severed optical nerves can be made to grow again
	15 March 2005 Soccer link to motor neuron disease
	15 March 2005 Ice age bacteria brought back to life
	15 March 2005 The OIE's involvement in the field of food safety
	15 March 2005 Males can grow eggs cells, too
	15 March 2005 Timing xenotransplants
	15 March 2005 Life Sciences in the 21st Century
	15 March 2005 Ancient crocodile found in Australia

	15 March 2005 Life expectancy in epilepsy
	15 March 2005 Of rats and men: superwarfarin toxicity
	15 March 2005 The oldest humans just got older -- by 35,000 years
	15 March 2005 Hopes for male contraception
	15 March 2005 Painful lessons
	15 March 2005 The brain of Homo floresiensis
	15 March 2005 Fast track to longevity
	15 March 2005 Closing in on a vaccine for breast cancer
	15 March 2005 The Australian Museum has abandoned an ambitious attempt to clone an extinct marsupial known as the "Tasmanian tiger", or thylacine.
	1 March 2005 Monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) turn 30
	1 March 2005 Study finds direct association between cardiovascular disease and periodontal bacteria
	1 March 2005 Leukemia drug breakthrough
	1 March 2005 New treatment rivals chemotherapy for lymphoma
	1 March 2005 New organs could come from pig embryos
	1 March 2005 Albuminuria as early test for vascular disease
	1 March 2005 Mind over machines
	1 March 2005 When does a mole become a melanoma?
	1 March 2005 Gene therapy for Parkinson's disease moves forward in animals
	1 March 2005 Transport system smuggles medicines into brain
	1 March 2005 'Heart-renewing' cells discovered
	1 March 2005 Gene therapy is first deafness 'cure'
	1 March 2005 More than 100 pigs die in Taj city
	1 March 2005 Love is like an addiction
	1 March 2005 Functional imaging with cellular resolution reveals precise micro-architecture in visual cortex
	1 March 2005 Dolly's creator granted human cloning license
	1 March 2005 Looking at “déjà vu” for the first time
	1 March 2005 Political meddling alleged in US wildlife service
	1 March 2005 Sex hormones plunge in downtrodden females
	1 March 2005 Melatonin's action in the brain
	1 March 2005 Proteomics power to the people!


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