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Life & Chemistry

New Investment Fuels Innovative Lung Cancer Research

The finance will enable Cizzle to progress its research into a potential new method of diagnosing and treating lung cancer, based on the discovery of the role…

Information Technology

Biometric Identification: Enhancing Signature Recognition Systems

In this context, handwritten signature is one of the most traditionally used and most socially accepted biometric identification ways. The PhD. Thesis of Juan…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Environmental Conservation

Sperm Whale Spotted in English Channel: What We Know So Far

Although further investigation is needed, the animal was reported to be a Sperm Whale, the largest toothed whale species on the planet, known to grow to 20…

Health & Medicine

Research reveals tobacco company’s role in China’s cigarette smuggling crisis

Millions of BAT internal documents were made publicly available following a court case in the USA. The researchers, Dr. Kelley Lee of the London School and…

Life & Chemistry

New Protein Insights: Key to Bladder Cancer Spread and Treatment

“The fact that proepithelin doesn't appear to strongly promote cell proliferation, but instead promotes migration and invasion – two crucial steps leading to…

Life & Chemistry

New Protein Complex Unravels DNA for Cell Survival Insight

An adult human consists of about 50,000 billion cells, 1% of which die and are replaced by cell division every day. In order to ensure cell survival and…

Environmental Conservation

Exploring Undersea Vehicles for Precious Metals Research

The cruise is a joint expedition between Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and Nautilus Minerals Inc. of Vancouver, British Columbia, a mining…

Environmental Conservation

Hunting Linked to Increased Severity of Wildlife Disease Epidemics

In a study published the August 7 edition of the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, post-doctoral researcher Marc Choisy and…

Physics & Astronomy

Mercury Atomic Clock Achieves Unmatched Time Accuracy

The experimental clock, which measures the oscillations of a mercury ion (an electrically charged atom) held in an ultra-cold electromagnetic trap, produces…

Studies and Analyses

Ultra Low-Dose Estrogen Safe for Post-Menopausal Women

A study led by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center has shown that extremely low doses of estrogen had no ill effects on the cognitive abilities…

Health & Medicine

Quitting Smoking Significantly Boosts Lung Function

The findings appear in the second issue for July 2006 of the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, published by the American Thoracic…

Health & Medicine

Connecting Pediatricians and Mental Health Providers: A New Approach

Writing in the journal Clinical Pediatrics, the researchers said, “With the increased need for identification, diagnosis and treatment of mental health…

Life & Chemistry

Aging Clock Discovery: BMAL1’s Role in Health Insights

Studying a strain of transgenic mice lacking the core circadian clock gene, Bmal1, Dr. Antoch and colleagues determined that BMAL1 also plays an important role…

Life & Chemistry

Boosting Killer Cells: Enhancing Herceptin for Breast Cancer

The laboratory and animal study suggests that the substance interleukin 21 (IL-21) might improve the effectiveness of the drug Herceptin. The findings suggest…

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