	20 March 2007 Tadpoles use a proton pump to direct tissue regrowth Tadpoles can achieve something that humans may only dream of: pull off a tadpole's thick tail or
	20 March 2007 Old vaccine hits TB like a blast from the past TB kills nearly two million people every year. The BCG vaccine is a live, non-pathogenic strain
	20 March 2007 Wipe out a single memory A single, specific memory has been wiped from the brains of rats, leaving other recollections
	20 March 2007 Can vitamin supplements do more harm than good? Wasting money on vitamin supplements that may not work is one thing. But what if those same
	20 March 2007 Expert panel supports US bird flu vaccine The first potential bird flu vaccine for humans to help prevent a widespread outbreak in the
	20 March 2007 Calorie restriction increases muscle mitochondrial biogenesis in healthy humans Life expectancy (the average life span) greatly increased during the 20th century in most countries
	20 March 2007 Bacterial walls come tumbling down The first detailed images of an elusive drug target on the outer wall of bacteria may provide
	20 March 2007 Ancient retrovirus is resurrected Retroviruses have been around longer than humanity itself. In fact, the best-known family member
	20 March 2007 Birds found to plan for the future Planning and worrying about the future has always been considered an exclusively human
	20 March 2007 Cells in the lung clear the air to prevent lung damage Air pollution and tobacco smoke contain oxidants that when inhaled can cause damage to the
	20 March 2007 Explosive growth changes salmon industry A new report, the first to take a comprehensive look at market competition between wild and
	20 March 2007 How immune cells take divergent paths when fighting infections How do immune cells decide to respond to invading microbes by either fighting to the death or
	20 March 2007 Hydrogel particles pave way for new bedside diagnostics MIT researchers have created an inexpensive method to screen for millions of different
	20 March 2007 Indian warbler 'lost' for 139 years makes spectacular return Ornithologists across the world are celebrating with the news that a wetland bird that has eluded
	20 March 2007 Insights into osteosarcoma in cats and dogs may improve palliative care Researchers at the University of Illinois have found that a molecular pathway known to have a role
	20 March 2007 Light-activated compound silences nerves, may one day help Brain activity has been compared to a light bulb turning on in the head. Scientists at Washington
	20 March 2007 'Mafia' behavior in cowbirds? Cowbirds have long been known to lay eggs in the nests of other birds, which then raise the
	20 March 2007 New classification system for a cat-flea-borne pathogen could lead to vaccines VBI researchers in collaboration with scientists from the University of Maryland School of
	20 March 2007 New device could revolutionize eye disease diagnosis, creating eye maps on the high street A new digital ophthalmoscope, devised by a research team led by the University of Warwick can
	20 March 2007 New study may show how to forestall a fatal, virus-caused immune-system meltdown When a virus infects a person, it triggers a series of biochemical reactions in immune-system
	20 March 2007 Researcher finds new way to treat devastating fungal infections Devastating blood-borne fungal infections that can be lethal for HIV/AIDS, cancer, and organ
	20 March 2007 Scientists reconstruct migration of avian flu virus UC Irvine researchers have combined genetic and geographic data of the H5N1 avian flu virus to
	20 March 2007 Comparison of immune response to 1918 and H5N1 influenza viruses shows similarities A comparison of the 1918 Spanish influenza and the H5N1 avian influenza viruses suggests that
	20 March 2007 New study finds antibiotic vancomycin may trigger dangerously low platelet count The antibiotic vancomycin often used in intensive care units is considered the drug of
	20 March 2007 Printing better bones: First step toward revolutionary change in bone-grafting technology Using a modified ink-jet printer, a McGill University researcher is producing three-dimensional
	20 March 2007 Scientists expand microbe 'gene language' An international group of scientists has expanded the universal language for the genes of both
	20 March 2007 A nicer way to patent Universities have plumbed a rich source of cash in recent years by aggressively patenting and
	20 March 2007 An infection to remember Immunology textbooks may be in need of a rewrite. The hallmark of vertebrate immune systems
	20 March 2007 The rodent who knew too much Already famous for swimming through sewers and surviving under subway rails, rats can now
	20 March 2007 Super salmon may be less risky then thought In the struggle between nature and nurture, score a point for nurture. A new study shows that
	20 March 2007 Pieces may not fit age-old puzzle A new study is raising questions about whether a suspect fingered by scientists is as big a

	6 March 2007 Androgen responsive intronic non-coding RNAs Transcription of large numbers of non-coding RNAs originating from intronic regions of
	6 March 2007 Prevention of immune cell apoptosis as potential therapeutic strategy for severe infections Some labile cell types whose numbers are normally controlled through programmed cell
	6 March 2007 Deaths from cysticercosis in the United States Cysticercosis, a parasitic infection caused by the larval form of the pork tapeworm,
	6 March 2007 Drugs that target common infection might limit spread of AIDS virus Drugs that fight genital herpes also significantly reduce levels of human immunodeficiency
	6 March 2007 Brain cell regeneration sniffed out in adult humans The presence of newly generated cells in a brain region responsible for processing smells
	6 March 2007 Flawed stem cell data withdrawn It is one of the best-known stem cell papers in the past five years, describing adult cells
	6 March 2007 Lab-grown replacement teeth fill the gap Takashi Tsuji at the Tokyo University of Science, Japan, and his colleagues took single-tooth
	6 March 2007 Nanotubes smuggle anti-HIV molecules into cells Carbon nanotubes have been used to smuggle HIV-blocking molecules into human cells
	6 March 2007 Adult stem cells decide the fate of their daughters Adult stem cells call the shots when it comes to their daughters' destinies
	6 March 2007 Biomedical engineers advance on 'Smart Bladder Pacemaker' Duke University biomedical engineering researchers have moved a step closer to a
	6 March 2007 Building a better painkiller: Neuroscientists explain inner workings of critical pain pathway Whether they're fighting postoperative soreness or relieving chronic discomfort from
	6 March 2007 Children should not be left unsupervised with dogs, say experts Children should not be left unsupervised to play with a dog, say experts in British Medical Journal
	6 March 2007 Computer tool helps pinpoint risky gene mutations, predict cancer cases Certain cancer risks can be passed down through families, the result of tiny changes in a
	6 March 2007 Europeans' understanding of science, evolution, more advanced than Americans When it comes to scientific literacy, Americans aren't nearly as evolved as they may think
	6 March 2007 First evidence of stem cells in pancreatic tumors University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers have discovered the small
	6 March 2007 Getting on your nerves ... and repairing them Here is some news that will certainly get on people's nerves: In a study to be published in
	6 March 2007 Instruction manual for creating a molecular nose An artificial nose could be a real benefit at times: this kind of biosensor could sniff out
	6 March 2007 Lead, mercury inhibit critical cell function Low levels of toxic substances cause critical stem cells in the central nervous system to prematurely
	6 March 2007 Proteases cause pain in irritable bowel syndrome Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common gastrointestinal disorder in the developed world
	6 March 2007 Protein inhibitor tangles with Alzheimer's disease Mayo Clinic researchers have now shown that a drug that inhibits the function of the
	6 March 2007 Scientists clone mice from adult skin stem cells For cells that hold so much promise, stem cells' potential has so far gone largely untapped
	6 March 2007 Scientists use nanoparticle to discover disease-causing proteins A complex molecule and snake venom may provide researchers with a more reliable method of
	6 March 2007 Surgeons develop simpler way to cure atrial fibrillation Physicians have an effective new option for treating atrial fibrillation, a common irregular
	6 March 2007 Study looks at benefits of two cochlear implants in deaf children Nature has outfitted us with a pair of ears for good reason: having two ears enhances
	6 March 2007 Multislice CT speeds diagnosis of chest pain in emergency room Imagine coming to the hospital with crushing chest pain, only to find that emergency room
	6 March 2007 Targeting the adrenal gland could be key strategy against heart failure Scientists at the Center for Translational Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University in
	6 March 2007 New research finds people and pigeons see eye to eye Pigeons and humans use similar visual cues to identify objects, a finding that could have
	6 March 2007 Hard-wired for home Take a pigeon hundreds of kilometers from its home, and it has no problem finding its way
	6 March 2007 The chimpanzee stone age Paleoanthropologists once considered making tools to be one of the defining characteristics of
	6 March 2007 Ancient cellular pathway important in fighting viruses Autophagy, or self-cannabalism, plays a major role in the body’s antiviral immune response


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