	27 November 2007 Brain waves reveal intensity of pain Recordings from electrodes in the human brain may offer the first objective way to measure the
	27 November 2007 Cloned monkey stem cells produced Researchers have for the first time created cloned primate embryos and used them to make
	27 November 2007 MRSA strain uses a deadly protein to attack the immune system The nastiest strains of Staphyloccocus aureus deliver molecular bombs that kill immune
	27 November 2007 Scientists monitor the brains of homing pigeons on the wing Neuroscientists have fitted pigeons with recorders that pick up brain activity as the
	27 November 2007 UK bird flu outbreak confirmed as H5N1 The outbreak of bird flu killing turkeys at a UK farm has been confirmed to be the
	27 November 2007 Low-intensity MRI takes first scan of a human brain It takes only a tiny magnetic field to see clear through a person's head, a new study shows
	27 November 2007 Disordered development As they grow up, children with heart defects often suffer from learning and attention problems
	27 November 2007 So cute you could just eat them up Most likely, your mother nurtured you for years and you never worried that when you came
	27 November 2007 Immune cells can simultaneously stimulate and inhibit killer cell activity Dendritic cells, which are responsible for teaching other immune cells to attack infected or
	27 November 2007 All male or all female litter? Sex-ratio meiotic drive system identified in fruit flies If you met a person who had 10 children, all of whom were girls, you would probably find this
	27 November 2007 An Alzheimer's vaccine? Promising results in mice Could a new vaccine be the key to stopping Alzheimer's disease? A new research study from
	27 November 2007 Ancient retroviruses spurred evolution of gene regulatory networks in humans and other primates When ancient retroviruses slipped bits of their DNA into the primate genome millions of
	27 November 2007 Antidepressants, exercise, age, even food intake, affect generation of new brain cells Recent research shows that the production of new brain cells may be crucial for
	27 November 2007 Breaking cholera's lines of communication A team of Princeton scientists has discovered a key mechanism in how bacteria communicate
	27 November 2007 Cardiovascular diseases: New hemoglobin function discovered A team of researchers from Wake Forest University, the National Institutes of Health and
	27 November 2007 Eating your greens could prove life-saving if a heart attack strikes A diet rich in leafy vegetables may minimize the tissue damage caused by heart attacks
	27 November 2007 For migrating sparrows, kids have a compass, but adults have the map Even bird brains can get to know an entire continent -- but it takes them a year of migration to
	27 November 2007 How well do dogs see at night? A lot better than we do, says Paul Miller, clinical professor of comparative ophthalmology
	27 November 2007 Massive project reveals shortcomings of modern genome analysis The sequencing and comparison of 12 fruit fly genomes -- the result of a massive collaboration
	27 November 2007 Mitochondria send death signal to cardiac cells, study shows Scientists have determined how cardiac cells die just as emergency treatments restore
	27 November 2007 New guidelines on non-muscle invasive bladder cancer released The American Urological Association has prepared a new Guideline on the Management of
	27 November 2007 New species of peccary -- pig-like animal -- discovered in Amazon region Dutch biologist Marc van Roosmalen has discovered a new species of peccary, a member of
	27 November 2007 New technology can be operated by thought Neuroscientists have significantly advanced brain-machine interface (BMI) technology to the
	27 November 2007 New technology illuminates protein interactions in living cells While fluorescence has long been used to tag biological molecules, a new technology
	27 November 2007 New vaccine that protects monkeys against avian flu ready for human trials Researchers from the National Institutes of Health and University of Maryland report that
	27 November 2007 Physics provides new insights on cataract formation Using the tools and techniques of soft condensed matter physics, a research team in
	27 November 2007 Rest for the racehorse after exercise Equine muscle glycogen stores require sufficient time for post-exercise repletion
	27 November 2007 Similarities in dog and human breast cancer pre-malignant lesions found Pre-malignant mammary lesions in dogs and humans display many of the same characteristics
	27 November 2007 Tiny chemical change in horse herpes virus can have lethal effect Sometimes, a small change can make a big difference. Such is the case with the horse herpes
	12 November 2007 Evolutionary sprint made us human Many more genes separate humans from chimpanzees than scientists believed
	12 November 2007 How HIV took the world by storm Five HIV isolates that had been forgotten in freezers for 2 decades are revealing new details

	12 November 2007 Mice deal with infection in different ways, depending on how fast they live Life is short--and that's particularly true for animals that mature fast and die young
	12 November 2007 Parasites: Beat them or join them? When a parasite, virus, or other pathogen attacks, animals typically fight back with their
	12 November 2007 Weapon against smallpox aimed at cancer A virus that was instrumental in eradicating smallpox is now showing promise as a potential
	12 November 2007 Fortified chickens may improve diet Human health may be improved if dietary intakes of selenium and omega-3 fatty acids are
	12 November 2007 International ranking systems for universities and institutions: a critical appraisal Ranking of universities and institutions has attracted wide attention recently. Several systems
	12 November 2007 Transcriptional profiling reveals barcode-like toxicogenomic responses in the zebrafish embryo Early life stages are generally most sensitive to toxic effects. Our knowledge on the
	12 November 2007 Genetics of coat color in dogs may help explain human stress and weight A discovery about the genetics of coat color in dogs could help explain why humans come in
	12 November 2007 Little consensus on egg freezing Freezing a woman's eggs for use later in fertility treatments doesn't seem to greatly
	12 November 2007 Monkeys make the grade in maths You may not want a monkey to balance your chequebook, but you still have to give them credit
	12 November 2007 Tiny sensor detects a mouse heart's magnetic pulse A tiny sensor that is not much bigger than a grain of rice can detect magnetic fields as
	12 November 2007 Possible physical origin of Alzheimer's disease For some time, scientists have blamed Alzheimer's disease on a small molecule called amyloid
	12 November 2007 Accumulation of sugar in neurons may explain the origin of several neurodegenerative diseases A phenomenon considered healthy for cells, such as the accumulation of long chains of
	12 November 2007 Contamination from depleted uranium found in urine 20 years later Inhaled depleted uranium (DU) oxide aerosols are recognised as a distinct human health hazard
	12 November 2007 Can you feel the heat? Tiny hair-like cell structures, your cilia, can Johns Hopkins researchers and colleagues have found a previously unrecognized role for
	12 November 2007 Cause of recent sustained outbreak of human leptospirosis in Thailand discovered A single disease-causing clone of the bacterium Leptospira interrogans was behind the recent
	12 November 2007 Chemical that triggers Parkinson's disease discovered Researchers at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine have discovered the key
	12 November 2007 Cow infections could provide clue to preventing infertility in women Researchers at the Royal Veterinary College, London, have made a significant breakthrough in
	12 November 2007 Cross-species transplant in rhesus macaques is step toward diabetes cure for humans With an eye on curing diabetes, scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in
	12 November 2007 Emphysema significantly improved with endobronchial valve Emphysema patients whose lungs are implanted with a pencil eraser-sized, one-way endobronchial
	12 November 2007 Engineers developing new cements to heal spinal fractures New research could offer hope for victims of the most devastating spinal injuries
	12 November 2007 Fears about complications shouldn't drive antibiotic prescribing Antibiotics are not justified to reduce the risk of complications after upper
	12 November 2007 Funding source may be associated with findings regarding adverse effects in corticosteroid studies Studies of inhaled corticosteroids, medications frequently prescribed for asthma and other
	12 November 2007 Gamma interferon could aid fight against fungal infections Interferon, the “superhero” cure for viral infections, may be a strong weapon in the battle
	12 November 2007 How one virus uses mimicry to replicate successfully: Related mechanisms may trigger some cancers Both viruses and cancers subvert the growth-control machinery in a cell to serve their
	12 November 2007 Vessel-thwarting antibody might help starve cancerous tumors An antibody might offer a safe and effective complement to anti-cancer therapies designed to
	12 November 2007 Stem cells in degenerating spinal discs discovered, potential for repair Orthopedic researchers at Jefferson Medical College have for the first time found stem
	12 November 2007 Stem cells can improve memory after brain injury New UC Irvine research is among the first to demonstrate that neural stem cells may
	12 November 2007 St. Bernard study shows human-directed evolution at work The St Bernard dog – named after the 11th century priest Bernard of Menthon – is living
	12 November 2007 Immune cells fighting chronic infections become progressively 'exhausted,' ineffective A new study of immune cells battling a chronic viral infection shows that the cells
	12 November 2007 Mice influenced by traumatic 'childhood' experiences How does the experience of traumatic stress in childhood affect one’s life in subsequent
	12 November 2007 Domestic cat genome sequenced The DNA of a 4-year-old Abyssinian cat named Cinnamon, whose well-documented


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