	26 June 2007 Bovine spongiform encephalopathy and spatial analysis of the feed industry In France, meat-and-bone meal (MBM) has been banned from cattle feed since July 30, 1990.
	26 June 2007 Sensitive genetic analysis reveals vast changes associated with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy The one-gene, one-disease concept is elegant, but incomplete. A single gene mutation
	26 June 2007 Overdiagnosis of long QT heart syndrome Congenital long QT syndrome (LQTS) can be lethal if not diagnosed -- yet recent increased
	26 June 2007 Mice cloned using fertilized eggs Unfertilized eggs have long been the limiting resource for attempts to make genetically
	26 June 2007 Brain injuries unleash Alzheimer's threat People who suffer severe blows to the head, or a stroke, appear much more likely to
	26 June 2007 Constituents of hashish and marijuana may help to fight unflammation and allergies Endocannabinoids seem to play an important role in regulating inflammation
	26 June 2007 Human stem cells treat Parkinson's in monkeys A single injection of neural stem cells has markedly improved the symptoms of Parkinson's disease in
	26 June 2007 Inner ear implant may bring balance back A simple change to the design of 'bionic ear' implants dramatically improves the
	26 June 2007 Tycoon seeks patent for 'minimal genome' The man who led the private-sector effort to sequence the human genome is seeking exclusive
	26 June 2007 Ancient DNA traces woolly mammoth's disappearance Some ancient-DNA evidence has offered new clues to a very cold case: the disappearance of
	26 June 2007 Cell migration life! Johns Hopkins researchers have found a way to directly observe cell migration -- in real
	26 June 2007 Genes in human inner ear cells restored Researchers at the University of Virginia Health System have discovered a way to transfer
	26 June 2007 Postoperative complications of living right liver donors More than 78 percent of living right liver donors experienced post-operative complications
	26 June 2007 Researchers reprogram normal tissue cells into embryonic stem cells Researchers at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Medicine at UCLA were able to
	26 June 2007 Researchers to study airway bypass treatment for emphysema Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center announced the start of the EASE
	26 June 2007 Scientists culture blood-forming stem cells from human fat tissue Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have successfully
	26 June 2007 Understanding and treating congenital diaphragmatic hernia The diaphragm, a shelf of muscle that separates the chest cavity from the abdominal
	26 June 2007 US vets seeing more horses with nutritional issues this year While much of the Midwest has recovered from the drought that parched the area last year
	26 June 2007 Herpes virus hijacks DNA repair process Scientists probing the details of viral infection have discovered an intriguing surprise
	26 June 2007 Self-healing materials can now mimic human skin, healing again and again The next generation of self-healing materials, invented by researchers at the University of Illinois
	26 June 2007 For combating cholera, rice is nice Japanese researchers say they have used a staple of their nation's diet--rice--to
	26 June 2007 Froggy went a-rafting Instead of hopping from Central and South America, frogs arrived in the Caribbean
	26 June 2007 House backs stem cell research For the second straight year, the U.S. House and Senate have each passed a measure to
	26 June 2007 How chromosomes got hitched Dividing chromosomes are molecular Siamese twins: --two bodies of genetic material
	26 June 2007 CITES deal wins reprieve for elephants Southern African countries have been permitted to sell off their stocks of ivory in return
	26 June 2007 How a chill pains us Whether the pain comes from holding an ice cube for too long or staying out on a
	26 June 2007 New sepsis model may help shape patient care A new mathematical model of sepsis can help predict deaths, discharges, and disease progression in
	26 June 2007 Candid call There is truth in advertising, at least in the bird world. Female birds judge a male by the

	12 June 2007 Mutant mice become scaredy-cats You've walked your normal route home a thousand times. Twice, a lurking gang of teenagers jeered
	12 June 2007 Brain processes sense of smell better than previously thought Brains are able to adjust automatically to the demands of distinguishing between small
	12 June 2007 Sweden celebrates 300th birthday of Linnaeus He's more influential than ABBA, more famous than Björn Borg. On 23 May, Sweden will celebrate the 300th
	12 June 2007 Ancient gene kit came in handy for limbs The hands you hold this magazine with are not quite the dramatic evolutionary innovations
	12 June 2007 Bugs struck down by 'super-oxidised' water Water washes away many things, but could it be used to kill harmful viruses, fungi and bacteria in wounds?
	12 June 2007 California set for stem cell bonanza After more than two years of legal wrangling, California is free to spend over $3 billion during the next decade
	12 June 2007 Cogitating monkeys can calculate statistics Rhesus monkeys turn out to be pretty good statisticians. They can accurately assess which of two
	12 June 2007 Embedded nanowires could control tissue growth A new way of embedding silicon nanowires in cells could one day allow scientists to control how
	12 June 2007 Human antibodies successfully treat bird flu "Immortalised" blood cells from two Vietnamese patients who survived a brush with bird flu may
	12 June 2007 Life decisions separate 'hawk' from 'dove' Ask anyone who has regular contact with animals - from farmers to pet owners
	12 June 2007 Singing whales like a big audience Sing and attract females, or keep quiet and eat? It's a tricky dilemma for a male
	12 June 2007 Superpoison's genetic blueprint is revealed It produces the most potent toxin known, so no wonder some regimes have turned Clostridium botulinum
	12 June 2007 Trading bans have a perilous downside for wildlife You could say they are being killed with kindness. Wildlife trading bans set up to protect endangered
	12 June 2007 Immune antibodies penetrate neurons to clear Alzheimer's-linked amyloid Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College have gotten much closer to understanding how
	12 June 2007 Leading the fight against food poisoning University of Nottingham experts have joined forces with Canadian biotech company GangaGen Life
	12 June 2007 Muscle stem cells effectively treat urinary incontinence long term Women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) treated using muscle-derived stem cell
	12 June 2007 Nanomedicine opens the way for nerve cell regeneration The ability to regenerate nerve cells in the body could reduce the effects of trauma and disease
	12 June 2007 New eye research to end in tears University of Western Sydney researcher, Associate Professor Tom Millar has approached
	12 June 2007 Philandering female felines forgo fidelity While promiscuity in the animal kingdom is generally a male thing, researchers for the Wildlife
	12 June 2007 Tropical birds have slow pace of life compared to Northern species Tropical birds expend less energy at rest than do birds living in more northern climates, according to a study
	12 June 2007 Vacuum cleaning is ineffective at removing dust mite allergen New research has shown vacuum cleaning to be largely ineffective at removing dust mite allergen
	12 June 2007 Young Meerkats learn the emotion before the message in threat calls Observing wild, but habituated, meerkats (Suricata suricatta) in the Kalahari Desert, researchers from
	12 June 2007 Dentists need more training in oral cancer detection More than 92 percent of Illinois dentists provide oral cancer examinations for their patients
	12 June 2007 Minimally invasive device shows promise in treating female urinary incontinence A minimally invasive device for treating recurrent stress urinary incontinence in women
	12 June 2007 Nobel laureate James Watson receives personal genome The $1 million, two-month project is a collaboration of 454 Life Sciences and the BCM Human
	12 June 2007 Estrogen feminized male fathead minnows (above) and caused a population crash All across the world, people are polluting waterways with estrogen. Excreted in urine
	12 June 2007 The gut's long grip Bacteria in the intestines influence digestive health and obesity, but a new set of experiments
	12 June 2007 Walk like an orangutan To walk upright is to be human. At least that's what paleoanthropologists have thought


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