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Booze to biofuels – fuel for the future?

Researchers in Abertay’s School of Contemporary Sciences have been awarded a prestigious Carnegie Trust Research Grant to investigate turning residues from…

Health & Medicine

Soccer vs. Jogging: Which Burns More Fat? Insights Revealed

ports scientist Peter Krustrup and his colleagues from the University of Copenhagen, the Copenhagen University Hospital and Bispebjerg Hospital have followed a…

Physics & Astronomy

60-Second Test Promises Early Diagnosis of Brain Diseases

Research published next week in the Institute of Physics' Journal of Neural Engineering suggests that we could soon be able to diagnose the onset of many brain…

Health & Medicine

New hope for Huntington's sufferers

Researchers in the University’s Faculty of Biological Sciences have discovered that one of the body's naturally occurring proteins is preventing 57 genes from…

Life & Chemistry

New Gene Family Key to Early Development Discovered

All organisms consist of a number of different cell types each producing different proteins. The nerve cells produce proteins necessary for the nerve cell…

Health & Medicine

Understanding Burns: Inflammation and Long-Term Effects

Burns trigger an immediate, dramatic inflammatory response, as well as a more delayed and longer-lasting hypermetabolic one. The latter can cause depletion of…

Physics & Astronomy

SMART-1 Analyzes Wrinkles and Weight in Lunar Basins

The combination of high resolution data from SMART-1's AMIE micro-camera and data from the US Clementine mission is helping scientists determine the tectonics…

Physics & Astronomy

Solar Flares Impact Inner Planets’ Space Weather

In December 2006, a series of solar flares produced in a single active region were observed from three different points, each approximately 120 degrees apart….

Physics & Astronomy

Saturn's skewed ring current

Dr Stamatios “Tom” Krimigis, the Principal Investigator for the instrument, who is presenting images at the European Planetary Science Congress in Potsdam on…

Technology Offerings

Explore SAG: A Diverse Algae Culture Collection Since 1954

The Culture Collection of Algae at the Georg August University Göttingen (SAG) is one of the three largest collections of living microscopic algae. Further…

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Innovative Monoclonal Antibodies Target C3a Receptor

Scientists at the Georg-August-University produced different monoclonal antibodies directed against the C3a-Receptor which binds to one of the fragments of…

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New Monoclonal Antibodies Target Beta-Arrestin1 and 2

Scientists at the Georg-August-University produced different monoclonal antibodies directed against beta-arrestin1 and beta-arrestin2 (one reacts specifically…

Technology Offerings

New Monoclonal Antibody Targets Human Complement Factor H

Scientists at the Georg-August-University produced monoclonal antibodies which react with the polymorphic variant of human complement Factor H (FH-402(His), a…

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New Monoclonal Antibodies Target Human IL-8 Receptors

Scientists at the Georg-August-University generated different monoclonal antibodies which specifically react with either Il-8RA (CXCR1, Cdw128A) or Il-8RB…

Life & Chemistry

New Findings Challenge 1920s Theory on Molecular Mechanisms

The findings cast into doubt some aspects of a theory dating back to the 1920s that attempts to describe the underlying molecular mechanism behind a phenomenon…

Physics & Astronomy

Princeton Scientists Validate Theory on Sunshine’s Source

The researchers, working as part of an international collaboration at the underground Gran Sasso National Laboratory near L'Aquila, Italy, have made the first…

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