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 New Patient-Friendly Way to Make Stem Cells for Fight Against Heart Disease

 

 Nov 30 their research was published in the journal Stem Cells: Translational Medicine.
Study, British Heart (BHF) Foundation, Medical Research Council (MRC) and the Wellcome Trust funding, the scientists a way that they encourage a normal blood cells from pluripotent stem (IPS) cells (3) the need to determine the model to get.may need in IPS cells.....Read more

 

 Risk of Childhood Obesity Can Be Predicted at Birth

 

 More on a simple formula ONE PLOS Open Access Journal published a study in a child's chances of being obese in childhood can predict.
Formula, which is available as an online calculator, child obesity her birth weight, parental body mass index, based on the number of people at risk is estimated, mother's occupational status and whether they smoked during pregnancy.....Read more

 

 First Evidence of Ocean Acidification Affecting Live Marine Creatures in the Southern Ocean

 

 Shells of sea snails - pteropods known as - in the ocean around Antarctica for a new journal Nature Geoscience, according to a study published this week by ocean acidification is being dissolved. For small animals, fish and birds are a valuable source of food and marine carbon cycle plays an important....Read more

 

 Farmed salmon nutrients from waste could feed marine industry

 

 ScienceDaily (23 November, 2012) - salmon production from waste waters off the coast of Norway is. Researchers say this is a medium - NOK 6 billion worth per year - for a new biological product will be exploited....Read more

 

 Bubble eyes a loose spiral galaxy

 

 ScienceDaily (23 November, 2012) - NASA / ESA hubble space telescope spiral galaxy ESO 499 G37, a distant background galaxies are scattered with stars against a nearby want to see here......Read more

 

 Fetuses in the womb, according to new research Yawn

 

ScienceDaily (22November, 2012) - We know that newborn babies hiccup in the womb swallow new observational study, and concluded that they constantly yawn.
Durham and Lancaster universities from 15 healthy fetuses,, 4D scans also suggest that yawning is a developmental process that doctors and potentially the health of a fetus can list.....Read more

 

Scientists discover dwarf planet 'Makemake' sans atmosphere

 

 Astronomers have discovered that about two-thirds the size of Pluto the dwarf planet, is the lack of atmosphere.
Pluto is a planet way round, but after that Eris, the solar system's most massive known dwarf planet closest to the sun in the 'Makemake' journey around the sun.
The last comments showed that chilly Makemake with her as dwarf planets, some......Read more

 

 

 

 Beneficial Microbes Are 'Selected and Nurtured' in the Human Gut 

 

 Led by the University of Oxford and a new open access Journal PLOS Biology on November 20 published a study in man and animals, including gut microbes actively select the best partner and nutritious secretion that their candidates ...........Read more

 

 Mars Formed from Similar Building Blocks to That of Earth, Reveals Study of Martian Meteorites

 

 Conel Alexander Wang Jianhua, including Carnegie and a team of scientists studied hydrogen from water Martian interior and found the building blocks of Mars from the ground up, but there were differences in the evolution of the two planets. This means that terrestrial planets, including Earth, are the sources of water - chondritic meteorites. However, unlike on Earth, Martian rock environment such as water contains volatiles, are not recyclable planet's deep interior......Read more

 

 View of apparent genetic DNA in skin cells

 

 (18 November, 2012) - Current wisdom is that every cell in the body contains the same DNA. However, stem cells derived from skin, a new study found that genetic variation in body tissues, with deep implications for genetic screening in search of a......Read more

 

 

 Two opposing ways unsolicited voluntary disclosure of human memory Forget

 

 (17 October, 2012) - Forget the wrong that was humiliating party last night PAS. It turns out, but we have two opposing ways in which the mind voluntarily to forget unwanted memories that allows, Cell Press journal by October 17, according to a study published in.......Read more

 

Himalayan Glaciers Will Shrink by Almost 10 Percent, Even If Temperatures Hold Steady

 

Come rain or shine, or even snow, glaciers of the Himalayas for many years to come will continue to shrink.
Brigham Young University professor of geology forecast by Rupper Bhutan summer.......Read more

 

 Even Moderate Drinking in Pregnancy Can Affect a Child's IQ 

 A new study led by researchers with the (ALSPAC can) and a PLOS published on November 15
For pregnant women, moderate drinking during pregnancy completely avoid conflicting advice about current shows that moderate use is safe and recommended to others with some official guidelines. Previous studies on the effects of moderate alcohol intake on a child's IQ conflicting and contradictory evidence is produced. This may be because it is...........Read more

 

 

Human Eye Gives Researchers Visionary Design for New, More Natural Lens Technology

 

 (Nov. 14, 2012)..The material naturally architectures, multilayered plastic layers of the butterfly wing scales, human tendons, and even as those found in the human eye, active growth occurring to apply mechanical force, novel reflective features, discoveries and products with improved power and optics, "Ponting explains........Read more

 

Making the Case for Science: Representative Randy Hultgren Sees Room For Improvement in Federal Role 

 

 Representative Randy Hultgren (R IL) Bill Foster came to Washington in 2011 after the defeat, PhD, one of the few scientists in Congress. (Foster Congress in January a couple different district representatives Biggert (R IL) will be back after defeat.) Although Hultgren *, an attorney and former Illinois state legislator, a background in science, he U.S. House of Representatives Committee joined the Science, Space, Technology, and immediately on basic research as a lawyer made a name for himself.......Read more

European research projects plagued by financial errors

 European research projects dealing with financial mistake,European research projects ineligible fault claim costs are hundreds of millions of euros,Euro millions of European research funding error the European Union (EU) by making errors in their accounts funded with half of all projects potentially being claimed.....Read more

Why Antarctic Sea Ice Cover Has Increased Under the Effects of Climate Change

 

 There is no direct evidence that the Antarctic sea ice during the past 20 years Drift is the change, in response to changing winds this week's journal Nature Geoscience has been published. NERC British Antarctic Survey (BAS) and NASA's jet propulsion (JPL) Laboratory, Pasadena, California, that explains why scientists, in a dramatic loss of Arctic......Read more

 Extensive drug pairing identifies new cancer treatments

11 Sunday November 2012

Sometimes there is no short cut. 100 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration about cancer (FDA) approved the drug, it is best used in combination, can cause cancer resistant to individual drugs. But the sheer number of possible combinations to find effective pairings because it is difficult. If Susan Rockville, Maryland, National Cancer Institute, and colleagues in the Holbeck tried them all...read more

Rhino poacher jailed for 40 years in South Africa

 

  10 November 2012

Chumlong Lemtongthai is a scheme to smuggle horns to Asia's black market as a core trophy hunting in South Africa White Rhino used to play a large part admitted. They pose as Asian nationals employed hunters and game farms in the North West Province to participate in organized hunts...........read more

Grape Seed Extract Bollixes NorovirusA recent survey found that grape seed extract in place of Norovirus (Norovirus is acting virus with human norovirus pathological and / or biological properties) and can reduce the infectivity. Now, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium and dean of collaborators have shown that grape seed extract protein capsid, the virus coat denaturing, thus disabling the virus so...................read more

 

 

 

Comet Collisions Every Six Seconds Explain 17-Year-Old Stellar MysteryFor millions of years ScienceDaily (8 November, 2012) - Every six comets have been invited to star in the constellation Cetus 49 CETI, which appears near naked eye with each other colliding.......read more

 

 

 

Climate Predictions

 

Juli Berwald
National Geographic News

Nov 8, 2012 published

The superstorm of Sandy, climate change has many radar. By some accounts, the sea temperatures warm Gulf Stream storm as it plowed up, and the rising flood waters might have been.........read more