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Between dormancy and self-renewal: Mainz mouse model shows blood stem cells in action
"This mouse was created from a single embryonic stem cell. We are able to observe its blood stem cells in detail and see when they divide, i.e., become active, and when they are dormant," sa...
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Read moreSpace and Astronomy a Hit with Pupils as 1000 Schools get Free Telescopes
This landmark project – Telescopes for Schools - is just part of the global effort to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy (IYA 2009), which commemorates the 400th anniversary of Galileo’s fi...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreNew developments in microscopy discussed at Queen's
The Microscopical Society of Ireland’s 32nd Annual Symposium takes place from 20 to 22 August in the School of Biological Sciences in the Medical Biology Centre.It aims to inform, educate and ...
Event News | Read moreIT Budget Levels Connected to Performance and Shareholder Returns
In 1978 information-technology expenditures accounted for only five percent of firms’ fixed investments, but by 2005, that figure had risen to 22 percent, for a total of $283 billion. Despite this lar...
Business and Finance | Read moreEdinburgh astronomers deliver 'origins' camera
Rather than detecting visible light, SCUBA-2 will detect submillimetre radiation, which is sensitive to the heat emitted by extremely cold dust in the Universe. This material is associated with the my...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreEdinburgh astronomers deliver "Origins" Camera
Rather than detecting visible light, SCUBA-2 will detect submillimetre radiation, which is sensitive to the heat emitted by extremely cold dust in the Universe. This material is associated with the my...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreESA satellite guides polar explorers across disintegrating sea ice
Throughout the Arctic Arc expedition, which marks the International Polar Year, Alan Hubert and Dixie Dansercoer have been collecting snow-depth data for ESA's CryoSat-2 mission. As seasoned pola...
Earth Sciences | Read morePlastic that degrades in seawater could be boon for cruise industry and others
The biodegradable plastics could replace conventional plastics that are used to make stretch wrap for large cargo items, food containers, eating utensils and other plastics used at sea, the researcher...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew study investigates links between fatigue, genes and athletic performance
The ground-breaking research may also explain Unexplained Underperformance Syndrome (UPS) - the phenomena where very fit and mentally prepared athletes perform poorly for a substantial period of time ...
Studies and Analyses | Read more'Border Reiver' families to spill their blood for genetics research
Newcastle University researchers are seeking people with 'Border Reiver' surnames, like Armstrong, Fenwick, Burn or Robson, to donate blood samples for a groundbreaking project which aims to...
Life Sciences | Read moreInfamous proto-oncogene, c-myc, turns up in a new role
The surprising finding, by a Swiss research team led by investigators from the Lausanne Branch of the international Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (LICR), showed that c-myc functions in the immu...
Life Sciences | Read moreCannabis-based medicine relieves the pain of rheumatoid arthritis and suppresses the disease
The first study to use a cannabis-based medicine (CBM) for treating rheumatoid arthritis has found that it has a significant effect on easing pain and on suppressing the disease. ...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreWorld’s Most Powerful Infrared Camera Opens Its Eyes on the Heavens
A new astronomical camera has begun operations on the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope (UKIRT) in Hawaii. The Wide Field Camera (WFCAM), built at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre (...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreBreast conserving therapy safe for hereditary breast cancer
Women with hereditary breast cancer treated with breast conserving therapy appear to have no increased risk for recurrence in the treated breast, according to results from a prospective ...
Health and Medicine | Read moreThe promise of personalized medicine
A new technology developed by scientists at IBM could bring the promise of personalized medicine one step closer to reality. Using a basic computer language, the researchers...
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