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The Nagoya Protocol and Synthetic Biology Research: A Look at
the Potential Impacts |
| 2 |
Acupuncture effects on neuropathic pain: A study on signal
pathways |
| 3 |
Hot-air balloon rides--researchers advise, proceed with
caution |
| 4 |
Carnegie Mellon Study Suggests Repetition of Rare Events Could
Reduce Screening Mistakes by Security Officers |
| 5 |
Gene responsible for hereditary cancer syndrome found to
disrupt critical growth-regulating pathway |
| 6 |
Designer piercings: New membrane pores with DNA nanotechnology |
| 7 |
Transmitting stress response patterns across generations |
| 8 |
Gravity and the robot satellite attitude problem |
| 9 |
The oldest ice core--Finding a 1.5 million-year record of
Earth's climate |
| 10 |
Study: Higher rates of diabetes, hypertension, heart disease
and stroke found in food desert |
| 11 |
Diamond Imperfections Pave the Way to Technology Gold |
| 12 |
Three Years Post-Op Bariatric Surgery Patients See Big
Benefits, Pitt Study Says |
| 13 |
Ibuprofen no good in treating colds or sore throats |
| 14 |
Why tumor cells go on dangerous tours |
| 15 |
UCSB professor develops cutting-edge detector technology for
astronomical observations |
| 16 |
Wives matter more when it comes to calming down marital
conflicts |
| 17 |
Researchers gain new insights into brain neuronal networks |
| 18 |
The nitrogen puzzle in the oceans |
| 19 |
Brain aging is conclusively linked to genes |
| 20 |
Pleasure and pain brain signals disrupted in fibromyalgia
patients |
| 21 |
Treadmill step training promotes motor function after
incomplete spinal cord injury |
| 22 |
New chemistry: Drawing and writing in liquid with light |
| 23 |
Snakes control blood flow to aid vision |
| 24 |
Mutations linked to breast cancer treatment resistance |
| 25 |
Endometriosis risk linked to 2 pesticides |
| 26 |
Brain structure in post-traumatic stress disorder |
| 27 |
Study shows calm candidates perform better on tests used to
screen job applicants |
| 28 |
New computing model could lead to quicker advancements in
medical research, according to Virginia Tech |
| 29 |
US citizenship increases women's odds of receiving mammograms,
cancer tests |
| 30 |
Microbes in the gut help determine risk of tumors |
| 31 |
Treadmill step training promotes motor function after
incomplete spinal cord injury |
| 32 |
New chemistry: Drawing and writing in liquid with light |
| 33 |
Snakes control blood flow to aid vision |
| 34 |
Mutations linked to breast cancer treatment resistance |
| 35 |
Endometriosis risk linked to 2 pesticides |
| 36 |
Brain structure in post-traumatic stress disorder |
| 37 |
Study shows calm candidates perform better on tests used to
screen job applicants |
| 38 |
New computing model could lead to quicker advancements in
medical research, according to Virginia Tech |
| 39 |
US citizenship increases women's odds of receiving mammograms,
cancer tests |
| 40 |
Microbes in the gut help determine risk of tumors |
| 41 |
Computer-aided image analysis aims to offer 'second opinion'
in breast tumor diagnosis |
| 42 |
Do You Want the Good News or the Bad News First? |
| 43 |
Special issue of ESA Frontiers assesses the impacts of climate
change on people and ecosystems, and strategies for adaptation |
| 44 |
MU Researcher Finds Way to Reduce Unnecessary Lab Tests,
Decrease Patient Costs by Modifying Software Design |
| 45 |
Study: Access to health care increases prescription opioid
availability and associated abuse |
| 46 |
New heart valve shows high survival rates in study, Loyola
researchers say |
| 47 |
Study suggests clinicians' decision making could be affected
by 'precious baby' phenomenon |
| 48 |
Bad boys: Research predicts whether boys will grow out of
it--or not |
| 49 |
Dolphin genetic study provides revelations |
| 50 |
Riboswitches in action |
| 51 |
SCIENCE CHINA chemistry special topic: Extraction of uranium
from seawater |
| 52 |
Quantum 'sealed envelope' system enables 'perfectly secure'
information storage |
| 53 |
Richard Dawkins's honey and other high-profile airport
confiscations |
| 54 |
The dark side of psychology in abuse and interrogation |
| 55 |
Music gives people a voice when words fail them at the end of
their lives |
| 56 |
Health Freaks--incompatible with the duties of a doctor? |
| 57 |
China's smog reduction plan could add to water stress and
boost emissions |
| 58 |
The cheerleader effect: how you can look good in a group |
| 59 |
Drugs legislation is hampering clinical research, warns David
Nutt |
| 60 |
Two billion planets in our galaxy may be suitable for life |
| 61 |
India's Mars rocket Mangalyaan blasts off |
| 62 |
Hopes of hepatitis C cure raised after antiviral drug
treatment success |
| 63 |
'Born-to-die': this device will self-destruct in 60 seconds |
| 64 |
Alzheimer's study reveals new genes implicated in disease |
| 65 |
Should I take statins? |
| 66 |
Swaddling babies can cause them hip problems, doctors warn |
| 67 |
Scientists voice fears over ethics of drug trials remaining
unpublished |
| 68 |
Prostate cancer deaths fall by a fifth in 20 years, says
Cancer Research UK |
| 69 |
Can a shot of humanities make doctors more humane? |
| 70 |
Small animals perceive the world in slow-motion |
| 71 |
The people who can see in pitch darkness |
| 72 |
Meet The Guy Who Drove Across The U.S. In A Record 28 Hours 50
Minutes |
| 73 |
This virtual 10-year-old-girl just outed 1,000 sexual
predators |
| 74 |
We may finally know why warm water freezes faster than cool
water |
| 75 |
Guess which of these identical twins is the smoker |
| 76 |
Why are thousands of dolphins dying off the coast of Peru? |
| 77 |
The 200-year-old mystery of Mercury's orbit--solved! |
| 78 |
Deformed skulls discovered in 1,000-year-old Mexican cemetery |
| 79 |
8 Things Marvel Got Wrong About Thor and Norse Mythology |
| 80 |
This Rembrandt depicts the first Asian elephant described by
science! |
| 81 |
Why H is the most contentious letter in the alphabet |
| 82 |
Exoplanet is built like Earth but much, much hotter |
| 83 |
Dual-action drug shows promise against diabetes |
| 84 |
United States to approve potent oral drugs for hepatitis C |
| 85 |
Grant-giving freeze lifted at Texas cancer institute |
| 86 |
US tallgrass prairie's microbial past revealed |
| 87 |
Rift widens over structure of HIV's molecular anchor |
| 88 |
Third time unlucky for Antarctic protection bid |
| 89 |
T. rex grew beefier than museum fossils suggest |
| 90 |
Linnaeus's Asian elephant was wrong species |
| 91 |
Oil recovery may have triggered Texas tremors |
| 92 |
Ice proved cool way to move stones for Forbidden City |
| 93 |
Pathogen-research laws queried |
| 94 |
Proteins help solve taxonomy riddle |
| 95 |
X-rays top space agenda |
| 96 |
US seismic array eyes its final frontier |
| 97 |
Republicans put 'national interest' requirement on US science
agency |
| 98 |
India launches Mars-bound probe |
| 99 |
Who is the best scientist of them all? |
| 100 |
Climate change: Melting glaciers bring energy uncertainty |
| 101 |
Environment: Waste production must peak this century |
| 102 |
Astronomy: Southern star |
| 103 |
Ecology: Lady of the lakes |
| 104 |
Republicans put 'national interest' requirement on US science
agency |
| 105 |
RoboRoach cyborg kit: Cruel or educational? |
| 106 |
'Godzilla' platypus: Twice as big as today's platypus |
| 107 |
Milky Way may be brimming with Earth-sized, possibly habitable
planets (+video) |
| 108 |
King Tut apparently caught fire at some point after being
mummified and sealed in his tomb, say researchers, suggesting that the boy pharaoh's burial was a bit of a rush job. |
| 109 |
Rare cat species spotted in Borneo |
| 110 |
A traffic jam in space? Space station set to host nine
astronauts. |
| 111 |
Antarctic ice core may disclose 1.5 million years of climate
change |
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