The sex hormone estrogen tempers the killing activity of a specific group of immune cells,…
Month: August 2009
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Surveying Ships Sunk Off North Carolina In World War II
NOAA will lead a three-week research expedition in August to study World War II shipwrecks…
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Oxygen Treatment Hastens Memory Loss In Alzheimer’s Mice
Researchers suspect the culprit precipitating Alzheimer’s disease in some elderly patients may be high concentrations…
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Violent Youth Of Solar Proxies Steers Course Of Genesis Of Life
One of the hottest topics in astronomy involves the study of the conditions favorable for…
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Why flamingoes stand on one leg
The large wading bird may stand on one leg to regulate its body temperature, according…
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WTO Win Could Open China’s Door to U.S. Companies
The United States has defeated China in a wide-ranging ruling at the World Trade Organization…
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Sales of RealNetworks’ DVD Software Blocked by Court
DVD copying software sold by RealNetworks Inc. appears to be an illegal pirating tool, a…
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IOC Sponsors Tested By Rapidly Changing Technology
Like that gadget you use as a phone, music player, Web browser and camera? p…
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Why Apple Is More Valuable Than Google
Now that Apple has once again passed Google in market value, can the consumer-electronics maker…
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At eBay, Showrooms Push Aside Yard Sales
On Aug. 11, Mark Christopher Auto Center in Ontario, Calif., listed a 2009 Chevrolet Corvette…