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Babymaker 3000
Monstropolis | 23 hours ago by Monstropolis
Wer sich mal ansehen will, wie Kinder mit dem künftigen Partner aussehen werden, sollte sich Babymaker 3000 einmal ansehen - wir zeichnen allerdings ausdrücklich nicht für die Folgen verantwortlich read more
New Series: God and Genes: How Religion and Science Can Coexist
Science & Soul | October 10th 2008
Over the next week or two, I will interrupt my regularly scheduled programing to provide you with a special series: God and Genes: How Religion and Science Can Coexist. My recent post about Theory vs theory was popular, so I just wanted to throw th read more
Bioengineering Tuesday: “I Can’t Use them Anymore”
Science & Soul | October 7th 2008
Differences in the gene that helps produce vital proteins in the eye have been linked to age-related macular degeneration (AMD),. This disease is a major cause of blindness. Blindnessfrom AMD is common in people over age 80, even in developed co read more
Gene Discovered That Could Help Find Better A Cure Blindness
Impact Lab | October 7th 2008
Scientists have discovered a gene mutation linked to the most common cause of blindness in the developed world, holding out the prospect of better treatments and perhaps eventually a cure. read more
Dna Array
Biosolutions | October 4th 2008 by Julian
Pat Brown developed a technique where cDNAs can be embedded onto lass slided.Using these DNA arrays,he could do large-scale expression studiesGrowth stage-specific mRNA are isoloated,and then reverse transcribed to give inique cDNA populations.These read more
Prática de exercícios pode anular gene da obesidade, diz estudo
Informe Saúde | September 26th 2008
A prática de exercícios pode anular os efeitos de uma mutação genética associada à obesidade, segundo um estudo da Universidade de Maryland publicado nesta semana na revista especializada "Archives of Internal Medicine". Recentemente, foi read more
Genes to the Rescue: Breakthrough in Autism
Medicine and Man | September 26th 2008
Scientists have a discovered a gene called Npas4 that keeps brain activity in check. Targeting this gene may one day lead to drugs that can help autistic children. Scientists say they have pinpointed a gene in the brain that can calm nerve cells that read more
Potential new treatment for cystic fibrosis?
Scienceroll | September 23rd 2008
I just found an interesting article at the PHG Foundation about a new potential treatment for cystic fibrosis, a genetic condition affecting the exocrine (mucus) glands of the lungs, liver, pancreas, and intestines. It is caused by a mutation in the read more
Mr.Google apre un Blog!
Passione cibernauta! | September 19th 2008 by stefano
Il cofondatore di Google Mr. Brin ha aperto il suo Blog raggiungibile al seguente link: too.blogspot.com.Il suo inizio è stato a dir poco inusuale e privato in quanto l'autore ha trattato un argomento molto delicato, il morbo di Parkinson che ha col read more
Stem Cell Therapy Lessens Damage Caused By Stroke
Impact Lab | September 16th 2008
Stem Cell Until recently, the promise of stem-cell therapy has centered on stem cells’ ability to morph into virtually any kind of cells. But researchers are finding that stem cells may have other healing effects. In recent studies, scient read more
Gene Probe
Biosolutions | September 15th 2008 by Julian
Hybridization probe is a fragment of DNA or RNA of variable length (usually 100-1000 bases long), which is used to detect in DNA or RNA samples the presence of nucleotide sequences (the DNA target) that are complementary to the sequence in the probe. read more
Home DNA testing, is it worth it?
Medicine and Man | September 13th 2008
Not according to this article in Discover Magazine. Alan E. Guttmacher, now acting director of the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes of Health, agrees with Khoury. “If you read the fine print carefully, these Web read more
Hoosiers - Gene Hackman Motivational Speech: Regional Finals
Art of Public Speaking Video Blog | September 9th 2008 by Penny Butler
Coach Norman Dale(Gene Hackman): Pre-Game Motivational Speech at Indiana Regional Finals Game in the movie Hoosiers. SEE ALSO: The 1954 Milan Indians - The Real “Hoosiers” http://www.sportshollywood.com/hoosiers.html addthis_url = ' read more
Scientist Invents Gene To Stop Sleeping On Couch
Push Jelly | September 3rd 2008
“Forgetting Birthday Chromosome” Also Bogus, Admits BoffinThe Swedish scientist who recently published a report suggesting that infidelity amongst men might be genetically motivated has admitted that he faked results “So I could sleep in my own read more
Watch Out for the Relationship Gene
Your Natural Wellness | September 3rd 2008
An international research team has found a gene that doubles the risk for men to have problems in their relationships and go through marriage crisis. read more
The Naturalistic Existence of Free Will, Soul, and Ego
The Academy of Metaphysical Naturalism | August 29th 2008 by Curtis Edward Clark
In Tuesday's blog (8.26) I made a big deal of the concept of the actual existence of an actual human soul, and of free will as something actually available to men. “Free Will,” according to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP), refers to read more
Core Biomedical Research Software and Web 2.0 Tools
Highlight HEALTH 2.0 | August 24th 2008 by Walter
Following a discussion on Twitter, Dr. Chris blogged about essential medical software and invited others to share their “core apps”. I thought I would add to the discussion with my own essential programs, albeit with a genomics/pre-clinic read more
Double Muscling in Dogs : Bully Whippet
CoCo the Blogging Dog | August 22nd 2008 by CoCo
The first time I saw this photo, I thought for sure it must be photoshopped. It's not, and this is a real dog named wendy. Wendy is a bully whippet, a breed that was created by a genetic mutation, while breeding race dogs. The faster the race dog, read more
Episode Three of “The Genius of Charles Darwin.”
Gary William Murning Online | August 20th 2008 by Gary William Murning
As some of you may have noticed, I didn’t get round to writing a summary of the final episode of Richard Dawkins’s Channel 4 series “The Genius of Charles Darwin.” The truth is, I’ve only just got round to watching it my read more
Episode Two of “The Genius of Charles Darwin.”
Gary William Murning Online | August 14th 2008 by Gary William Murning
Part Two. Part Three. Part Four. Part Five. [Episode one can be seen here.] read more
If Gene Simmons & Ronald McDonald Had A Child...
It's All About The Blog | August 13th 2008 by Tom Whittaker
...I am assuming he would look just like this. Sadly, he sort of resembles Carrot Top too. And no, I do not understand the wig, gun, make-up or diaper. read more
The Genius of Charles Darwin — Hosted by Richard Dawkins: Episo…
Gary William Murning Online | August 12th 2008 by Gary William Murning
As promised, this is my summary of the latest episode of Richard Dawkins’s new Channel 4 series on Charles Darwin, for the benefit of those overseas who do not have access to YouTube. These are in effect little more than notes I made whilst wat read more
Billy Clean - O gari de Londres
Baú do humor - O blog mais bem humorado da rede | August 8th 2008 by william lemos de vargas
Seria Billy filho de Gene Kelly o famoso ator de Cantando na chuva. read more
Billy Clean - O gari de Londres
Humorzilla Vídeos | August 8th 2008 by william lemos de vargas
Seria Billy filho de Gene Kelly o famoso ator de Cantando na chuva. read more
rs4675690 C-allele steers my left insula away from angry old fart…
musings along the pathway | August 7th 2008 by originsgenomeresources
Indeed, learning how to manage one’s response to the negative emotions of others and stay out of trouble is an important life skill. At some point, most of us learn to just avoid angry, mean or melodramatically negative people and save ourse read more
Episode One of “The Genius of Charles Darwin.”
Gary William Murning Online | August 6th 2008 by Gary William Murning
Episode Two. Episode Three. Episode Four. Episode Five. read more
The Genius of Charles Darwin — Hosted by Richard Dawkins: Episo…
Gary William Murning Online | August 5th 2008 by Gary William Murning
Last night, the first episode of The Genius of Charles Darwin was aired on Channel 4 here in the UK. The reviews I read this morning were, perhaps predictably, of the usual sneering variety — full of ridiculous statements such as “Dawkins read more
The Genius of Charles Darwin — Hosted by Richard Dawkins.
Gary William Murning Online | August 2nd 2008 by Gary William Murning
Richard Dawkins examines the legacy of Charles Darwin. The three part programme will be broadcast on Channel Four at 8 pm on Monday 4th, Monday 11th and Monday 18th August. One for the diary, if you live in the UK, I think. I’m certainly lookin read more
Is There a Laziness Gene?
DoctorExplains -> Let's talk about health | July 31st 2008 by Moses Deslan
Have you ever wondered why you can’t get off the couch and exercise — despite paying for an expensive gym membership, despite your New Year’s resolutions, even despite the doctor’s scolding at your last checkup? Turns out that you read more
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