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Genome of Mosquito and Malaria Parasite on One Array

The first commercial array has been introduced that can be used to simultaneously study the entire expressed genomes of both the host mosquito, Anopheles gambiae, and the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum. More...
30 Jan 2004

How to Confine Genetically Engineered Organisms

Developers of genetically engineered organisms (GEOs) need to consider how biologic techniques such as induced sterility can prevent transgenic animals and plants from escaping into natural ecosystems and breeding or passing engineered traits to other species More...
30 Jan 2004

Protein Structural Changes Modulate Cell Adhesion

Researchers have used x-ray crystallography techniques to elucidate structural changes that occur when the membrane protein vinculin binds to other proteins such as talin and actin. More...
30 Jan 2004

WHO Working on Vaccine for Deadly Avian Flu

To protect humans against a new strain of avian flu that has killed all five humans infected to date, the World Health Organization is moving forward with procedures to rapidly produce a new influenza vaccine. More...
29 Jan 2004

STAT-3 Signaling Pathway Critical to Tumor Cell Survival

A recent study describes the role of the STAT-3 signaling pathway in suppressing the immune response, which allows cancer tumors to spread and grow. More...
29 Jan 2004

Lipoxygenase Gene Regulates Bone Mineral Density

Researchers have discovered that the Alox15 gene, which codes for the enzyme 12/15-lipoxygenase, is a key regulator of bone mineral density in a mouse model that mimics human osteoporosis. More...
29 Jan 2004

Diesel Fumes Aggravate Response to Airborne Allergens

Researchers studying the genetic factors that determine the risk of developing allergies have used a model system combining ragweed pollen with diesel fumes to show that individuals with defects in the family of antioxidant-related genes are more likely to suffer allergic reactions More...
29 Jan 2004
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