Researchers have developed a new approach to identify molecular changes in the fluid bathing the…
Month: June 2008
Could Heart Transplants Become A Thing Of The Past?
Heart transplants save the lives of more than 2,100 Americans every year. But many more…
New Hope For Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferers: B Cells As Promising New Therapeutic Targets
B cells, precursors of autoantibody-secreting cells, have emerged as promising new therapeutic targets in autoimmune…
Manipulation Of Molecule Protects Intestinal Cells From Radiation
A new study identifies a signaling molecule that plays a major role in radiation-induced intestinal…
White Dwarf Lost In Planetary Nebula
Call it the case of the missing dwarf. A team of stellar astronomers is engaged…
Martian soil frustrates Phoenix
The Mars lander delivers a soil sample to an onboard oven, but the material is…
Big hearts ‘have genetic problem’
Scientists say they have found a new genetic basis for why some people develop a…
Giant panda’s sex secrets revealed
A BBC film crew captures the giant panda’s full courtship and mating – from boisterous…
Open Source Awards Accepting Nominations (PC World)
PC World – SourceForge.net’s annual Community Choice awards highlight the most promising open source projects–…
Should Medical Researchers Share Their Results With Volunteers In Their Studies?
Every year, thousands of Americans volunteer to take part in medical research studies. But what…