Probe returns to Earth after asteroid landing
New study indicates an ancient ocean may have covered one-third of Mars
Russian rocket primed for space station mission
No changes in restrictions on gay blood donors
FDA Cracks Down On Genetic Test Companies
Rapid Genome Sequencing Process Effectively Identifies Hereditary Genetic Diseases, Study Shows
Obstacles to Stem Cell Therapy Cleared
How the Wrong Genes Are Repressed
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6/13/10
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6/3/10
5/28/10
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Ardi's place in human ancestry challenged
Today's College Students More Likely to Lack Empathy
'Generation Me' tends to be self-centered, competitive, U.S. research shows
99,000 Die Yearly From Preventable Hospital Infections
CDC Finally Gets Data as State Laws Force Hospitals to Count Infections
Wait before cutting the umbilical cord, say researchers: Cord blood contains many valuable stem cells, making this transfer of stem cells a process that might be considered the original stem cell transplant.
UC Irvine scientists make first complex tissue structure out of stem cells
Researchers have created an eight-layer, early-stage retina.
5/6/10
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Signs of Neanderthals Mating With Humans
New Insights Into the Mystery of Natural HIV Immunity: Findings May Have Implications for Designing Effective AIDS Vaccine
Scientists Create Human Embryonic Stem Cells With Enhanced Pluripotency
UCSF find predicts severity of breast cancer
NASA successfully tests escape system for capsule that may never launch
4/13/10
3/18/10
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Cool: New Exoplanet Is Near Habitable Zone
Soyuz capsule brings back space station fliers
Health Buzz: Gays Kept Out of Clinical Trials
Safety board to study requiring condoms in porn
Fast Growing Primitive Black Holes Discovered
Chemists Influence Stem-Cell Development With Geometry
Transcrption factors may dictate differences between individuals
3/11/10
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Help Us Review Google Maps for Bikes
Disease Cause Is Pinpointed With Genome
Mysterious Cosmic 'Dark Flow' Tracked Deeper Into Universe
Deceptive Model: Stem Cells of Humans and Mice Differ More Strongly Than Suspected
Quantum Dots Spotlight DNA-Repair Proteins in Motion
Boost for Technology: Huge Step Toward Mass Production of Coveted Form of Carbon
3/5/10
2/11/10
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Alexander McQueen, March 17, 1969 – Feb. 11, 2010
I cried real tears over Alexander McQueen. I'll never forget how he captivated my imagination beginning in middle school, thanks to fashion file, video fashion weekly and fashion tv on E! saturday mornings. He became so iconic that he will never really leave us. RIP
Move to merge Asperger's, autism in diagnostic manual stirs debate
StemCells, Inc. Announces First Human Neural Stem Cell Transplant in Landmark Myelination Disorder Trial
Should We Clone Neanderthals? The scientific, legal, and ethical obstacles
2/9/10
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Google seems to finally responding to complaints about the poor customer service for its Nexus One smartphones. The search giant has started offering limited phone support for Nexus One users, who till now could only ask for help by e-mail
(1-888-48-NEXUS)
I recently got the new google Nexus one phone, and I will say that I do love it. I never had an ifone but I did play with them enough to be able to say I know a lot about them.
Now if I could just figure out how to make it pick up the wireless connection in my house cause it has yet to work...
BOSTON, Feb. 8 (UPI) -- U.S. scientists say they have reversed the aging of blood stem cells through the influence of bone-forming cells known as osteoblasts.
1/18/10
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Cord blood stem cell transplant hopes lifted: Matching donors cannot always be found, despite extensive registries
A technique which may eventually remove the need for matched bone marrow transplants has been used in humans for the first time.
When I have horrifying visions of killing myself in the lab from an experiment gone wrong, I'm really concering myself with the 'graft versus host' problem which usually ends in the death of the patient.
One second-hand space shuttle: Yours for $29m
U.S. Keeps Science Lead, But Other Countries Gain
1/4/10
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NASA's Kepler spots 5 planets in its first 6 weeks of data: NASA's planet-hunting Kepler telescope has identified five new hot Jupiters in only six weeks of observations.
U.S. lifts restriction on visas to HIV-positive foreigners
International Team Characterizes Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumors
ScienceDaily (Dec. 31, 2009) — An international team of scientists led by researchers at The Scripps Research Institute has developed a straightforward technique to determine the ethnic origin of stem cells.
12/28/09
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Partial Lunar Eclipse and Blue Moon New Year's Eve
On top of that, mercury and mars are in retrograde for this new years... perhaps it will be very extreme in some way. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
'Fountain of Youth' for Stem Cells? ScienceDaily (Dec. 28, 2009) — Researchers from the University of Hong Kong and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have published a study in the current issue of Cell Transplantation that explores ways to successfully keep stem cells "forever young" during implantation by slowing their growth, differentiation and proliferation.
12/16/09
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UPDATE 1-Gene maps to transform scientists' work on cancer: Studies map entire genomes of two cancers
Synthetic platelets quickly stem bleeding: Synthetic blood platelets injected into patients at the scene of a traumatic injury can speed up blood clotting and stem internal bleeding, U.S. researchers reported on Wednesday.
Stem-Cell Activators Switch Function, Repress Mature Cells
Injured Vet Receives Transplanted Pancreas Grown From a Few Cells
12/10/09
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Cassini Imaging: Global View of Iapetus' Dichotomy
Saturn's mysterious hexagon crown lit up as 30-year winter ends
NASA has delayed the launch of its new infrared sky mapper by at least a day, with liftoff now scheduled for no earlier than Saturday.
New T. Rex Cousin Suggests Dinosaurs Arose in S. America
Sickle-cell disease can be cured with stem-cell transplant procedure
Firstborns are more selfish than other youngsters... but are more likely to achieve greatness
I was the first born in my family...
Firstborns have been shown to have higher IQs. This may be because they benefit from having their parents' undivided attention at the start of their lives.
Scientists expected to unveil the discovery of dark matter
12/8/09
12/7/09
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First Tourist Spaceship to Be Unveiled by Virgin Today
South Africa to Treat All HIV-Positive Babies
A Life of Its Own: Where will synthetic biology lead us?
Magnetic Nanoparticles To Simultaneously Diagnose, Monitor And Treat
Brain Waves Can 'Write' on a Computer in Early Tests, Researchers Show
Scientists develop pill that could spell an end to straighteners after identifying 'curly hair gene'
11/20/09
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GENEVA — Scientists switched on the world's largest atom smasher Friday night for the first time since the $10 billion machine suffered a spectacular failure more than a year ago.
Corn genome sequenced; given away to farmers, seed companies
UPDATE 1-UK investigates spread of drug resistant swine flu
Trial of Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy for Eye Disease Planned
11/16/09
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Chimps May Have A 'Language-Ready' Brain
No-Entry Zones for AIDS Virus
Phthalate Exposure Linked to Less-Masculine Play by Boys
Because testosterone produces the masculine brain, researchers are concerned that fetal exposure to anti-androgens such as phthalates -- which are pervasive in the environment -- has the potential to alter masculine brain development, said lead author Shanna H. Swan, Ph.D., professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, director of the URMC Center for Reproductive Epidemiology, and an expert in phthalates.
The Indefinite Self-Renewal of Specialized Cells Without the Need for Stem Cell Intermediates
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