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Blood Flow To Brain May Be Clue To Certain Dementias
The amount of blood flowing into the brain may play a larger role in the development of dementia than previously believed, according to a study in the September issue of the journal Radiology. One Step Closer To Transplanting Stem Cells In The Brain
Stem cells transplanted into the brains of mice generate more numerous and more mature nerve cells if the brain cells called astrocytes are not activated. This discovery is an important step forward for stem cell research. Many see the transplantation of stem cells and activation of the body's own stem cells as a promising future treatment for several neurological disorders. Enzyme Shown To Help Protect Genomic Stability
Researchers at The Wistar Institute have shown that an enzyme known as Ubp10 plays a vital role in protecting the telomeric regions of the genome from potential destabilizing molecular events. The enzyme helps to keep the genome structurally closed, unavailable for transcription and possibly protected from dangerous genetic recombinations with other regions of the genome. Gene Therapy To Treat Haemophilia; Cure Achieved In Dogs -- Are Humans
A leading researcher from Philadelphia USA, Professor Katherine High, is examining the obstacles to successful gene therapy in human patients with haemophilia. Chemical Analysis Of Mushrooms Shows Their Nutritional Benefits
An analysis of previously uncharted chemical contents, mostly carbohydrates, in U.S.-consumed mushrooms shows that these fruity edible bodies of fungi could be tailored into dietary plans to help fill various nutritional needs. Urban Legends Reference Pages: Christmas
The site offers over two dozen Christmas legends and myths, including Jesus' birth date, the number of wise men, the accepted meaning of the Immaculate Conception, the origin of the Yule log, the symbolism of candy canes, Christmas cards, Boxing Day, the Twelve Days of Christmas, and more, while discrediting some commonly accepted Christmas news stories. Do not miss the fruitcake page. What Do You Think Is in the Macworld Air?
Banners at Macworld 2008 mysteriously proclaim, "There's Something in the Air." Is it a clue to this year's surprise announcement from the Turtlenecked One? Tell us what you think it means. NIAID-Sponsored Clinical Trial Aims To Boost Flu Vaccine Supply
In an effort to expand the supply of flu vaccine available in the United States in the future, a clinical trial of an influenza vaccine widely used in Europe has begun recruiting participants at four sites nationwide. [Ironic] LONDON: A jailed cocaine dealer is working as Santa Claus on
John Tams, who dons beard, boots and red suit to work in a cafe's Christmas grotto, said he wanted to give something back to the community... Why Starling Females Cheat
While women may cheat on men for personal reasons, superb starling females appear to stray from their mates for the sake of their chicks, according to new research.
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