December 2010
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fuckyeahdrwho asked: Merry Smithmas!
Dec 29th
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BBC News - Test for early Alzheimer's 'seems... →
fuckyeahneuroscience: UK experts say they may have found a way to check for Alzheimer’s years before symptoms appear. A lumbar puncture test combined with a brain scan can identify patients with early tell-tale signs of dementia, they believe.
Dec 29th
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fuckyeahdrwho asked: Merry Smithmas!
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Emory Brain Imaging Studies Reveal Biological... →
domesticterrorism: Science Daily — Functional MRI scans have revealed a “biologically embedded” basis for altruistic behavior, with several characteristic regions of the brain being activated when players of a game called “Prisoner’s Dilemma” decide to trust each other and cooperate, rather than betray each other for immediate gain, say researchers from Emory University. They report on their...
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An evolutionary biologist explains the one thing... →
Dec 22nd
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Journal of Cosmology - Sex on Mars: Pregnancy,... →
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WatchWatch
itsjustsex: lostgrrrls: cassket: Cup U Is The Best Short Documentary About Menstrual Cups You’ll See Today Vanessa Meyer’s master’s thesis is a short film, titled Cup U. It is fifteen minutes of women — who are not, in her words, “granola eating hippies” — discussing menstrual cups. What’s interesting about this whole menstrual cup business is that the concept — collecting menstrual blood...
Dec 19th
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New Method of Gene Mapping From the Womb May Spot... →
A new technique can map the genome of an unborn baby from bits of its own DNA found floating in the mother’s blood, offering a way to detect inherited conditions without using invasive methods that may cause miscarriages.
Dec 19th
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New Method of Gene Mapping From the Womb May Spot... →
A new technique can map the genome of an unborn baby from bits of its own DNA found floating in the mother’s blood, offering a way to detect inherited conditions without using invasive methods that may cause miscarriages.
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Dec 18th
Stephani Rachelle.: Vitamin D deficiency doubles... →
untoldfaithandpeace: It typically first presents in young adults and its symptoms may include hearing voices and delusions. Nevertheless, it does not be a sign of a split personality and violent episodes are very rare. The research team from the Queensland Brain Institute used minute blood samples taken new…
Dec 18th
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Stephani Rachelle.: Vitamin D deficiency doubles... →
untoldfaithandpeace: It typically first presents in young adults and its symptoms may include hearing voices and delusions. Nevertheless, it does not be a sign of a split personality and violent episodes are very rare. The research team from the Queensland Brain Institute used minute blood samples taken new…
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Mechanisms of Stem Cell Self-Renewal →
Self-renewal is the process by which stem cells divide to make more stem cells, perpetuating the stem cell pool throughout life. Self-renewal is division with maintenance of the undifferentiated state. This requires cell cycle control and often maintenance of multipotency or pluripotency, depending on the stem cell. Self-renewal programs involve networks that balance proto-oncogenes...
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Stem cell transplant has cured HIV infection in... →
Doctors who carried out a stem cell transplant on an HIV-infected man with leukaemia in 2007 say they now believe the man to have been cured of HIV infection as a result of the treatment, which introduced stem cells which happened to be resistant to HIV infection.
Dec 15th
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Stem cell transplant has cured HIV infection in... →
Doctors who carried out a stem cell transplant on an HIV-infected man with leukaemia in 2007 say they now believe the man to have been cured of HIV infection as a result of the treatment, which introduced stem cells which happened to be resistant to HIV infection.
Dec 15th
MRI of a baby being born.
fuckyeahneuroscience: via mindhacks email submission from elizabeth.
Dec 14th
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florabelle86 asked: Hi can you help me, I need to know where I can find reliable information online about comparative anatomy of vertebrates: heart
Dec 14th
BBC iPlayer - Love Me, Love My Face →
Documentary about Jono Lancaster, who was born with the rare genetic condition Treacher Collins syndrome, which affected the way his facial bones developed while in the womb. submitted by noorinmanc
Dec 14th
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BBC iPlayer - Love Me, Love My Face →
Documentary about Jono Lancaster, who was born with the rare genetic condition Treacher Collins syndrome, which affected the way his facial bones developed while in the womb. submitted by noorinmanc
Dec 14th
florabelle86 asked: Hi can you help me, I need to know where I can find reliable information online about comparative anatomy of vertebrates: heart
Dec 13th
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Pomegranates Help Stop the Spread of Cancer? →
Dec 12th
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MRI of a baby being born.
fuckyeahneuroscience: via mindhacks email submission from elizabeth.
Dec 12th
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White Coat: Stuff I'm Learning: Congenital GI... →
white-coat: as i’ve been pointing out recently, building a human being from a single cell is a complex ordeal and sometimes things go wrong. two of the most common birth defects are gastroschisis and omphalocele, both result in a failure of the abdomen to completely close causing a portion of the GI tract…
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Notch signaling in glioblastoma: a developmental... →
Malignant gliomas are among the most devastating tumors for which conventional therapies have not significantly improved patient outcome. Despite advances in imaging, surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, survival is still less than 2 years from diagnosis and more targeted therapies are urgently needed. Notch signaling is central to the normal and neoplastic development of the central...
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Special molecule helps plants `remember` winter... →
Scientists at the University of Texas, Austin has discovered the role of a key molecule that plays in a plant’s ability to remember winter, and therefore bloom in the spring……
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