	25 May 2010 New tool helps scientists 'see' molecular signals of eye disease before symptoms arise New research in the FASEB Journal reports that fluorescent microspheres conjugated to cell
	25 May 2010 New vaccines may come from forcing Giardia parasite to display its many disguises The Giardia parasite hides from the immune system by changing disguises, in the form of
	25 May 2010 Protecting pigs, cultivating consumers The professor of swine health and production in the University of Minnesota College of
	25 May 2010 Mice may make morphine Mice can synthesize morphine from various intermediate chemicals. Meinhart Zenk of the
	25 May 2010 Missing data spark fears over land clean-up Attempts to clean up the new site for the Tokyo Central Wholesale Market have come under
	25 May 2010 Protein jab mends broken bones Proteins that are known to boost the growth of the skeleton have now been used to heal broken
	25 May 2010 Stereotactic body radiotherapy to be good alternative to surgery in some lung cancer patients The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) has released its Emerging Technology
	25 May 2010 Fighting fungal infections with bacteria A bacterial pathogen can communicate with yeast to block the development of drug-resistant
	25 May 2010 How nerve cells distinguish odors Whether different odors can be quickly distinguished depends on certain synapses in the
	25 May 2010 How we can sense temperatures Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute and the Genomics Institute of the Novartis
	25 May 2010 Immune cells predict success of head and neck cancer treatment Levels of a key type of immune cell are higher in head and neck cancer patients whose tumors
	25 May 2010 New non-addictive painkillers from substance similar to ingredient in hot Chili peppers A substance similar to capsaicin, which gives chili peppers their heat, is generated at the
	25 May 2010 Putting bacterial antibiotic resistance into reverse The use of antibiotics to treat bacterial infections causes a continual and vicious cycle in
	25 May 2010 Researcher explores role of human behavior in infectious disease emergence After studying the interactions of human and animal populations in Africa, Kathleen
	25 May 2010 Researchers reveal process of making ribs Like all vertebrates, snakes, mice and humans have in common a skeleton made of segments
	25 May 2010 Scientists develop zebrafish model for studying Parkinson's disease Scientists at the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS), a biomedical research institute of
	25 May 2010 Potential protein trigger in lung disease sarcoidosis Lung researchers at Johns Hopkins have identified a possible protein trigger responsible
	25 May 2010 Scientists uncover transfer of genetic material between blood-sucking insect and mammals Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington have found the first solid evidence of
	25 May 2010 Test for swallowing disorder treatments being developed Muscle degeneration and confinement to a wheelchair are the hallmarks of Lou Gehrig's disease
	25 May 2010 Bald eagle comeback could come at expense of other species Fishing, farming, and pesticides have decimated the bald eagle population of California's
	25 May 2010 Elephants have an alarm call for bees East Africa’s elephants face few threats in their savanna home, aside from humans and
	25 May 2010 Mosquitoes inherit DEET resistance Genetic trait explains how some insects are unaffected by powerful repellent. A blast of DEET
	25 May 2010 Scientists resurrect mammoth hemoglobin By inserting a 43,000-year-old woolly mammoth gene into Escherichia coli bacteria, scientists
	25 May 2010 Surgical treatment of gastric cancer: 15-year follow-up results of the randomised nationwide Dutch D1D2 trial Historical data and recent studies show that standardised extended (D2) lymphadenectomy leads
	25 May 2010 Viruses effective against brain cancer in animals: Human trials set to start Particular parvoviruses normally infect rodents, but they are also infectious for human
	25 May 2010 Discovery prompts new theory on cause of autoimmune diseases The recent discovery of a protein fragment capable of causing diabetes in mice has

	11 May 2010 Rainfall-driven sex-ratio genes in African buffalo suggested by correlations between Y-chromosomal haplotype frequencies and foetal sex ratio The Y-chromosomal diversity in the African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) population of
	11 May 2010 Poultry disease vaccine brings short-term results but long-term problems Attenuated live vaccines that protect poultry against Newcastle Disease may be altering
	11 May 2010 An immune response in a test tube A molecule best known for fighting off cellular clutter is now recognized as an important
	11 May 2010 Listeria bacteria shut down cellular response to stress Cells infected with Listeria monocytogenes bacteria and their tails were artificially
	11 May 2010 Severe pneumonia outbreak kills bighorn sheep Wildlife officials worry an unusually aggressive pneumonia outbreak will result in stagnation
	11 May 2010 Big science: The cancer genome challenge When it was first discovered, in 2006, in a study of 35 colorectal cancers, the mutation in
	11 May 2010 Portrait of a year-old pandemic 'Swine flu' isn't over yet, but it already holds lessons for the future. One year ago this
	11 May 2010 Apes found suffering self-doubt Apes may be sufficiently self-aware to doubt their own knowledge. Josep Call of the Max
	11 May 2010 New Alzheimer's Treatment - First successes with innovative stem cell therapy in Europe. Some 420 patients will be recruited to take part in clinical trials in Austria, Croatia,
	11 May 2010 Animal feed, not automobiles, makes the San Joaquin Valley a smog hotspot A new study identifies cattle feed as a possible culprit in the long-standing mystery of why
	11 May 2010 Breakthrough findings on early embryonic development Scientists at the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) have recently generated significant
	11 May 2010 Business affiliation could increase potential risk of farm-to-farm transmission of Avian influenza A new study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health examines the
	11 May 2010 Chinese pigs 'direct descendants' of first domesticated breeds Modern-day Chinese pigs are directly descended from ancient pigs which were the first to be
	11 May 2010 DNA transferred between two fertilized eggs: Breakthrough offers hope of preventing mitochondrial diseases Scientists at Newcastle University have developed a pioneering technique which enables
	11 May 2010 Gene therapy cures canines of inherited form of day blindness Veterinary ophthalmology researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have used gene
	11 May 2010 New cell measurement system Using a sensor that weighs cells with unprecedented precision, MIT and Harvard researchers
	11 May 2010 Potential new test for early diagnosis of osteoarthritis identified Researchers at King's College London's Department of Twin Research and Genetic Epidemiology
	11 May 2010 Research reveals genetic secrets underlying remarkable development of the domestic chicken The domestication of animals and plants is the most important technological innovation
	11 May 2010 Bluefin and bigeye tuna sushi contains mercury levels that sometimes surpass FDA limits Sushi lovers should think twice before ordering another helping of maguro rolls. Mercury levels
	11 May 2010 Clever crows, complex cognition? The New Caledonian crow is capable of high-level cognition, researchers report. Called “feathered apes”
	11 May 2010 New peptide helps cancer drugs break into tumors All cancer drugs share a problem: They penetrate just a few cells into the tumor. Now a team
	11 May 2010 Physics strategy tested as solution for antibiotic resistance A Virginia Tech biologist proposes to use a physics strategy called resonant activation to
	11 May 2010 Bluetongue virus in wild deer, Belgium, 2005–2008 To investigate bluetongue virus serotype 8 infection in Belgium, we conducted a virologic and
	11 May 2010 New insight into common kidney disease The kidney disease crescentic glomerulonephritis rapidly progresses to acute kidney failure
	11 May 2010 Spores from a new strain of Cryptococcus gattii have killed six people in Oregon Microbiologists have found that a new strain of airborne fungus, which has already killed six


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