	24 May 2005 West Nile virus treatment A University of Queensland researcher has developed the world's first specific immunotherapy
	24 May 2005 Common infections blamed for childhood leukaemia A decade-long investigation of childhood leukaemia has come to the conclusion that
	24 May 2005 A whiff of hydrogen sulphide puts mice into a hibernation-like state. It seems that mice can be coaxed into a hibernation-like state by a whiff of hydrogen sulphide,
	24 May 2005 An urban elephant roams the streets of Bangkok, Thailand On the streets of Bangkok and other large cities in Thailand, unemployed and
	24 May 2005 Reef fish lives fastest, dies youngest If there is a one in 10 chance you will be eaten before the day is out, you have to live life fast
	24 May 2005 Biology transforms Biology is undergoing a fundamental shift from a descriptive to a quantitative,
	24 May 2005 The best place for your biotech Biotech revenues soared 845% in Europe and 193% in Canada between 1998 and 2002,
	24 May 2005 Journal prints rejected paper - as ad If you don't like getting your paper rejected before it even reaches peer review,
	24 May 2005 Fastest-evolving genes in humans and chimps revealed The most comprehensive study to date exploring the genetic divergence of humans and
	24 May 2005 The clone reimagined Normal development is an inefficient process – only 31 of every 100 human conceptions
	24 May 2005 How birds keep secrets in color Songbirds are able to communicate with potential mates using plumage colors while
	24 May 2005 Ethics rules at NIH need review New rules designed to prevent conflicts of interest among federal scientists may have to
	24 May 2005 Opiates are more common, but more controversial than ever Ever since the United States government passed laws governing the prescription of
	24 May 2005 Cox-2 studies stymied Whe fallout from Vioxx's withdrawal has left some researchers asking where to go from here
	24 May 2005 The Cox-3 identity crisis Researchers struggle to place a cyclooxygenase splice variant in context
	24 May 2005 Brain imaging works to capture the many natures of the pain experience Just before the holidays, Kenneth Casey's young granddaughter accidentally slammed
	24 May 2005 Mystery of Gibraltar monkeys explained Scientists have used DNA to figure out the origin of Gibraltar's Barbary macaques,
	24 May 2005 Zoo reverses vasectomy on bush dog Three yapping, cuddly South American bush dog pups at the Saint Louis Zoo are making
	24 May 2005 Quality of veterinary education in the EU Over the past few months many people both from within and outside of the Federation,
	24 May 2005 Threats of emerging animal diseases transmissible to humans The significant potential impact of emerging animal diseases transmissible to humans
	24 May 2005 Exceptional whale fossil found in Egyptian desert An American paleontologist and a team of Egyptians have found the most nearly complete

	10 May 2005 Cerebral navigation: How do nerve fibers know what direction to grow in? Nervous system development requires billions of neurons to migrate to
	10 May 2005 Antibodies: Two are better than one Cancer patients may one day benefit from treatment with mixtures of customized antibodies
	10 May 2005 Dermatological conditions during TNF-α-blocking therapy in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a prospective Various dermatological conditions have been reported during tumor necrosis factor
	10 May 2005 Veterinarians discuss applying science to practice Since it first emerged in the mid-1980s, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome
	10 May 2005 Mouse, fly wound repair The same family of transcription factors directs the repair of epidermal wounds
	10 May 2005 Improving adenovirus vaccins Researchers have created a successful vaccine strategy in mice
	10 May 2005 Mother-to-daughter transplant reverses diabetes A woman in Japan has had her diabetes reversed by a transplant of insulin-producing cells
	10 May 2005 Old stem cells can turn cancerous Exitement about the potential of stem cells for curing all manner of ills is
	10 May 2005 Practice doesn't make perfect for duelling meerkats. Vigorous play fighting as a pup does not improve a meerkat's chances in
	10 May 2005 Microbial metagenome analysis The volume of sequence required to assemble representative whole genomes from
	10 May 2005 Tetracyclines from scratch Pharmaceutical chemists try constantly to modify the structures of antibiotic
	10 May 2005 Veterinarians’ comment on the news “Salmon from farms bred sea lice” (Vetscite News 12 April, 2005) Aquaculture vets in BC counter critics and confirm that sea lice levels are
	10 May 2005 New model of leukocyte arrest Lymphocytes rolling on high endothelial venules stop abruptly in response to
	10 May 2005 DNA databases: The new dragnet Last November, California voters passed a $3 billion proposition
	10 May 2005 EU won't up stem cell funding Despite a doubling in the European Commission's research funding for the coming years
	10 May 2005 Human RNA silences viral DNA RNA silencing can defend against viruses in humans, French scientists report in
	10 May 2005 Rare condor chick hatches at Oregon zoo A rare California condor chick pecked its way out of its egg at the Oregon Zoo's
	10 May 2005 A question of chimeras Scientists say ruling on protest patent won't have an impact on future
	10 May 2005 Prion hypothesis proven? Protein aggregates generated in a test tube infected wildtype hamsters with
	10 May 2005 Mechanosensation solved? TRP channels are involved in nearly every sense, including pain, taste,
	10 May 2005 Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus infection of spiny rats Enzootic strains of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) circulate in


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