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Zebrafish Heart Cells: Nature’s Solution for Healing Muscle Damage

The researchers found that the hearts of zebrafish harbor progenitor cells that spring into action to restore wounded heart muscle. Cells from a membrane layer…

Physics & Astronomy

UC San Diego Physicists Discover New Matter Property in Nanotech

Scientists working in the emerging field of nanotechnology, which is finding commercial applications for ultra-small material objects, believe that this newly…

Life & Chemistry

St. Jude Unveils New Treatment for Eye Cancer Retinoblastoma

Scientists at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital have demonstrated in a mouse model a new, locally applied treatment for the eye cancer retinoblastoma that…

Health & Medicine

New Immune Target for Atherosclerosis Therapies Uncovered

Now, in a new study, scientists at The Wistar Institute pursuing a promising new immune-system target for anti-atherosclerosis therapies have discovered…

Environmental Conservation

Shift toward services industries won't end global warming

Sangwon Suh, an assistant professor in the University of Minnesota's bioproducts and biosystems engineering department, uses a “life-cycle assessment” approach…

Life & Chemistry

Scientists Discover Tumor Suppressor Gene in Breast Cells

The researchers say that the gene, caveolin-1 (Cav-1), which they found in two major types of breast cells, could be a potential target for future drugs aimed…

Health & Medicine

ASU Researchers Explore Antibacterial Properties of Healing Clays

Clay is most commonly associated with the sublime experience of the European spa where visitors have been masked, soaked and basted with this touted curative…

Life & Chemistry

Floating lovers count too — in the health of eagle populations

The researchers' work has shown that factors affecting the survival of floaters within their settlement areas may directly influence the dynamics of the whole…

Life & Chemistry

Transgenic Tobacco: Addressing Old Leaf Burdens in Plants

By using transgenic tobacco plants that do not shed their lower leaves, they were able to show that shaded old leaves become a burden to a plant because they…

Life & Chemistry

Why Yellowstone Wolves Are Dispersing More Slowly Than Expected

However, wolves have been known to disperse at a rate of 100 km a year, but the Yellowstone wolves have only spread at one-tenth that rate. The slow dispersal…

Environmental Conservation

Tropical Species Diversity: Insights from New Research Findings

Many researchers have hypothesized that climatic factors somehow cause species to originate more quickly in tropical regions. In a paper appearing in the…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into Natural HIV Resistance: A Study’s Promise

For years researchers have been trying to understand how a few HIV-infected patients naturally defeat a virus that otherwise overwhelms the immune system. Last…

Health & Medicine

Mechanical 'artificial hearts' can remove need for heart transplant by returning heart to normal

The mechanical devices, known as Left Ventricular Assist Devices (LVADs), are currently used in patients with very severe heart failure whilst they await…

Environmental Conservation

Microbes Compete for Food: The Stinky Strategy Explained

Ecologists have long recognized microbes as decomposers and pathogens in ecological communities. But their role as classic consumers who produce chemicals to…

Information Technology

Researchers teach computers how to name images by 'thinking'

The new system, which can automatically annotate entire online collections of photographs as they are uploaded, means significant time-savings for the millions…

Health & Medicine

New Stretch Technique Offers Relief for Plantar Fasciitis

A new stretch is proving quite effective to help treat and potentially cure plantar fasciitis, a condition that affects nearly 2.5 million Americans each year….

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