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- 24.05.05 Steroid-free regimen with CellCept found comparable to standard therapy in liver transplantation
- 24.05.05 Building a human kinase gene repository
- 24.05.05 Tiny bundles seek and destroy breast cancer cells
- 25.05.05 Scientists observe infectious prion proteins invade and move within brain cells
- 25.05.05 Protein helps regulate the genes of embryonic stem cells
- 30.05.05 Global analysis of membrane proteins
- 30.05.05 Artificial Cobweb Proteins For Medicine
- 30.05.05 World record in mass spectrometry
- 31.05.05 New opportunities from old chemistry in surface science
- 31.05.05 Rice unveils ’green’ microcapsule production method
- 31.05.05 Leprosy Microbes Lead Scientists to Immune Discovery
- 31.05.05 Researchers Identify Enzymatic Activity of Neurological Disease Gene
- 31.05.05 Technique may allow cancer patients to freeze eggs, preserving fertility before starting treatment
- 31.05.05 In those genetically predisposed, ’developmental reprogramming’ could explain cancer risk
- 31.05.05 Revolutionary nanotechnology illuminates brain cells at work
- 31.05.05 First frozen egg baby born in Canada
- 31.05.05 Harmful chemicals may reprogram gene response to estrogen
- 31.05.05 Reservoirs may accelerate the spread of invasive aquatic species, researchers say
- 01.06.05 Navigating an integrated yeast network
- 02.06.05 Scientists use gene transfer technology and common virus to block neuropathic pain
- 02.06.05 Removing the spleen may help fight leukemia, mouse model suggests
- 02.06.05 Yale scientists identify structure for RNA quality control
- 02.06.05 Drugs From the Deep Blue
- 02.06.05 Novel combination overcomes drug-resistant myeloma cells
- 02.06.05 Researcher develops compounds to control bacteria
- 02.06.05 A radical solution for environmental pollution
- 03.06.05 Scientists find a maturity gene
- 03.06.05 Single gene is genetic switch for fly sexual behavior
- 03.06.05 Variant prion protein causes infection but no symptoms
- 03.06.05 DOE JGI sequences DNA from extinct cave bear
- 03.06.05 Immune-System Cells May Promote Chronic Infections
- 06.06.05 Dinosaur Fossil Bone Leads to Gender, Age Determinations
- 06.06.05 NYU chemists use computer simulation to enhance understanding of DNA transcription
- 06.06.05 Scientists create digital bacteria to forge advances in biomedical research
- 07.06.05 "Solartex"" research project / ECG shirt
- 07.06.05 Monkeys understand numbers across senses
- 07.06.05 Mosquito study shows new, faster way West Nile can spread
- 07.06.05 Understanding DNA drug delivery for lung diseases
- 07.06.05 Public release of pig genomic sequences
- 07.06.05 Studying glial cells in the roundworm may provide insight into human brain diseases
- 07.06.05 Ancient DNA confirms single origin of Malagasy primates
- 07.06.05 Omega-3 offers hope for new anti-breast cancer drugs
- 08.06.05 One-Way Street or Two-Way Traffic – How Enzymes adjust to the environmental conditions in the cell
- 08.06.05 New finding in studying dopamine transporter
- 08.06.05 After the yeast is gone bacteria continue to develop flavor of sparkling wine
- 08.06.05 Cell’s Power Plants Also Sense Low Oxygen
- 08.06.05 Prehistoric Decline of Freshwater Mussels Tied to Rise in Maize Cultivation
- 08.06.05 Raisins fight oral bacteria
- 08.06.05 Breast Cancer Uses Growth Factors to Lure Stem Cells
- 08.06.05 Australian geckos show surprising strengths
- 08.06.05 Mutation in Mouse Circulatory Gene That Mimics A Form of Congenital Heart Disease
- 09.06.05 Protein provides hope for new medicines to lower cholesterol
- 09.06.05 NC woman is now insulin-free after series of three islet cell transplants
- 09.06.05 Unweaving amyloid fibers to solve prion puzzles
- 09.06.05 Once given ’no respect,’ cells’ tiny RNAS take driver’s seat
- 09.06.05 UIC developing drug for SARS
- 09.06.05 NHGRI selects 13 new targets for large-scale sequencing program
- 09.06.05 Mount Sinai Hospital researcher develops Canada’s first embryonic stem cell lines
- 09.06.05 ’Molecular zipper’ may hold important clues to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and mad cow disease
- 09.06.05 Several minute intermediate stage in virus-cell fusion discovered; opportunity for drug development
- 10.06.05 Plasso receives Small Business Research Initiative grant to develop sugar chip
- 10.06.05 International conference in Stockholm on chemical exposures of skin
- 10.06.05 Researchers create infectious hepatitis C virus in a test tube
- 10.06.05 New U. of Colorado polymer has applications for dentistry, electronics, automobiles
- 10.06.05 MicroRNA study opens potential revolution in cancer diagnosis
- 10.06.05 Johns Hopkins team finds ’ancestral’ hepatitis-C virus at the root of evolution in infections
- 13.06.05 Deadly infectious entity of prions discovered
- 13.06.05 Biological warfare, mad cow disease on UH student’s hit list
- 13.06.05 How cell suicide protects plants from infection
- 13.06.05 Scientists see human kidney development through fruit fly eyes
- 13.06.05 "Sinkers" provide missing piece in deep-sea puzzle
- 13.06.05 Molecular miners find pain relief drugs from the sea
- 13.06.05 Discovery suggests why stem cells run through stop signs
- 13.06.05 New regulators of apoptosis and chemoresistance identified
- 13.06.05 Engineered skin offers clues to melanoma development
- 13.06.05 MicroRNA tweaks protein that controls early heart development
- 14.06.05 A molecule impedes the destruction of the ‘Brucella’ bacteria
- 14.06.05 Tetanus toxin found to have therapeutic properties
- 14.06.05 Scientists streamline method for making key virus
- 14.06.05 For first time, brain cells generated in a dish
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