	10 March 2009 Ohio State Offers Unique Online Forum for Animal, Plant Disease Diagnostics WOOSTER, Ohio — The Ohio State University’s Center for Diagnostics Assays (CDA) has launched
	24 March 2009 Autologous cultured osteoblast (OssronTM) injection to treat fractures We performed a multicenter, open, randomized, clinical study of autologous cultured
	24 March 2009 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in poultry Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has been detected in several
	24 March 2009 Cleft lip and palate: Genes more important than thought? Comparing 500,000 snippets of human DNA put scientists from the University of Bonn on the
	24 March 2009 Decoding short-term memory with fMRI People voluntarily pick what information they store in short-term memory
	24 March 2009 Estrogen activates critical lung genes to improve lung function following preterm birth Estrogen may be a new postnatal therapy to improve lung function and other outcomes in
	24 March 2009 Researchers block immune cell rush behind deadly sepsis Researchers have found a way to block the ability of white blood cells to sprint toward the
	24 March 2009 Supplement of probiotics provides a new therapy for ulcerative colitis The animal and clinical studies indicated that gastrointestinal bacteria play an
	24 March 2009 From stem cells to new organs: Stanford and New York University scientists cross threshold in regenerative medicine By now, most people have read stories about how to “grow your own organs” using stem cells is
	24 March 2009 Ear crop, tail dock policy not a radical departure The AVMA opposes ear cropping and tail docking of dogs when done solely for cosmetic
	24 March 2009 An unusual tale of a gene lost, then found, during human evolution IRGM seems to have been resurrected about 20 million year ago. A glimpse into the evolutionary
	24 March 2009 Stem cell treatment linked to cancerous growths Neural stem cells in culture: use them carefully. A report claiming that unregulated transplants
	24 March 2009 Stem-cell experts raise concerns about medical tourism Stem-cell therapies are emerging as a growing area of medical tourism, even while
	24 March 2009 Arrest that chimp! In 1997, at the Furuvik Zoo in Gävle, Sweden, a male chimpanzee named Santino began
	24 March 2009 Old strategy for tackling HIV makes a comeback For 20 years, AIDS researchers have searched for a vaginal microbicide that can block HIV
	24 March 2009 Permanent protection against the flu? If you've had the flu this year, you can look forward to only a brief respite. Chances are
	24 March 2009 AIDS vaccine gets closer: Targeting virus' Achilles heel Rutgers AIDS researchers Gail Ferstandig Arnold and Eddy Arnold may have turned a corner in
	24 March 2009 Archaeologists find earliest known domestic horses: Harnessed and milked An international team of archaeologists has uncovered the earliest known evidence of horses
	24 March 2009 Baboons and pigeons are capable of higher-level cognition, behavioral studies show It's safe to say that humans are smarter than animals, but a University of Iowa researcher is
	24 March 2009 Carotenoids are cornerstone of bird's vitality "What you see is what you get" often is the mantra in the highly competitive life of birds
	24 March 2009 Diverse 'connectomes' hint at genes' limits in nervous system Genetics may play a surprisingly small role in determining the precise wiring of the mammalian
	24 March 2009 Hot chili peppers help unravel the mechanism of pain Capsaicin, the active ingredient in spicy hot chili peppers such as the jalapeno, is most often
	24 March 2009 If you're aggressive, your dog will be too, says veterinary study In a new, year-long University of Pennsylvania survey of dog owners who use confrontational
	24 March 2009 Insight into ways organ systems outside the brain may affect Alzheimer's disease In Alzheimer's disease the brain accumulates a molecule called A-beta that can be quite
	24 March 2009 Muscular dystrophy mystery solved Muscular dystrophy, which affects approximately 250,000 people in the United States
	24 March 2009 Nanoscopic changes to pancreatic cells reveal cancer A team of researchers in Chicago has developed a way to examine cell biopsies and detect
	24 March 2009 When it comes to elephant love calls, the answer lies in a bone-shaking triangle Many a love-besotted soul has declared they would move the world for their true love
	24 March 2009 Our hair bleaches itself as we grow older Wash away your gray? Maybe. A team of European scientists have finally solved a mystery that

	24 March 2009 Specific protein is crucial to reproduction of parasites involved in toxoplasmosis disease As diseases go, toxoplasmosis is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Its effects are usually mild
	10 March 2009 Characteristics of 263K scrapie agent in multiple hamster species Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) diseases are known to cross species
	10 March 2009 Radioimmunotherapy: Promising treatment for HIV infection and viral cancers Scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have piggybacked
	10 March 2009 Eosinophils as markers for asthma Asthma is a chronic disease involving the respiratory system. The largest scale study
	10 March 2009 When fish farms are built along the coast, where does the waste go? Stanford researchers help predict where the 'icky' stuff -- fish urine, fecal matter and
	10 March 2009 People without symptoms of heart disease should exercise caution in obtaining cardiac imaging exams At the radiation dose levels used in cardiac imaging exams, such as cardiac CT or nuclear
	10 March 2009 Genome sequencing: The third generation Genome researchers gathered in a Florida hotel on 5 February, hoping to see whether
	10 March 2009 First draft of Neanderthal genome is unveiled The first draft of the genome of a 38,000 year-old Neanderthal is complete
	10 March 2009 What's the point of being warm-blooded? If you stopped eating today, you wouldn't survive more than two months. A crocodile, on the hand
	10 March 2009 Biotechnology's potential barely exploited New research tools will bring a boom in biotechnology that will unlock the enormous potential
	10 March 2009 Link between control of chromosome duplication and segregation Before a cell can divide into two, first it must duplicate its genetic material--the DNA packed
	10 March 2009 Sensory perception changes when the brain rests Even when our eyes are closed, the visual centers in our brain are humming with activity
	10 March 2009 Malaria control with transgenic mosquitoes Malaria has been eliminated from a large part of the world. By the mid-twentieth century both
	10 March 2009 Better artificial nose inspired by sniffer dogs For the sensitive work of detecting explosives and drugs in airports and other high-risk areas
	10 March 2009 Alzheimer's prevented and reversed with natural protein in animal models Memory loss, cognitive impairment, brain cell degeneration and cell death were
	10 March 2009 Chondroitin slows progression and relieves symptoms of knee osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis (OA) causes disability and is a major public health problem. A new study examined
	10 March 2009 Did burst of gene duplication set stage for human evolution? Roughly 10 million years ago, a major genetic change occurred in a common ancestor of
	10 March 2009 Empathy partly based on genes, mouse study shows The ability to empathize with others is partially determined by genes, according to
	10 March 2009 Fresh fruits and vegetables are increasingly recognized as a source of food poisoning outbreaks Raw fruits and vegetables are good for you but may also send you to the doctor, according
	10 March 2009 Neural mapping paints haphazard picture of odor receptors Despite the striking aromatic differences between coffee, peppermint, and pine, a new
	10 March 2009 New technique developed for quick detection of Salmonella In the hours following an outbreak of Salmonella, there are many questions. And answers can be
	10 March 2009 Genetic defect that causes infertility in pigs revealed In the late 1990s the Finnish Yorkshire pig population was threatened by a genetic defect
	10 March 2009 Shades of 1918? Comparing avian flu with a notorious killer from the past In the waning months of the First World War, a lethal virus known as the Spanish flu (influenza A
	10 March 2009 Surgeons use microwave technology to destroy tumors A new minimally-invasive option for treating liver tumors, called microwave ablation, is now
	10 March 2009 Targeted immune cells shrink tumors in mice Researchers have generated altered immune cells that are able to shrink, and in some cases
	10 March 2009 Are wild chimpanzees dying from AIDS? Researchers have long assumed that SIVcpz, the chimpanzee virus that infected humans and
	10 March 2009 Borrowed gene blackens wolves North American gray wolves that crisscross the frozen tundra after migrating caribou tend
	10 March 2009 A much earlier start for animals Where did all the animals come from? The fossil record is virtually animal-free up until the


	would you like us to keep you informed about VetScite? please fill in our registration form!


	· cite VetScite · contribute · advertise