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2004-09-29 Scientists develop rapid-fire tests for botulinum toxin 0 None
2004-09-28 DuPont CEO says consumers will increasingly depend on biotechnology 0 None
2004-09-26 Researchers reduce the toxicity of water-soluble buckyballs by a factor of more than ten million 0 None
2004-09-26 Replication timing assays may allow much earlier cancer detection 0 None
2004-09-23 Gene responsible for a rare form of dystonia known as rapid-onset dystonia parkinsonism identified 0 None
2004-09-23 First generation of human retinal cells in the laboratory from human embryonic stem cells 0 None
2004-09-23 Breakthrough discovery on why the malaria parasite has become resistant to chloroquine 0 None
2004-09-23 Genes in poppy could hold the key to producing improved pain management pharmaceuticals 0 None
2004-09-23 A naturally occurring chemical that may repel yellow fever mosquitoes can now be made in the laboratory 0 None
2004-09-22 Nanowires could be used to sense thousands of different viruses 0 None
2004-09-22 Zebrafish atlas will help research community to model human disease 0 None
2004-09-22 Amyloid growth can occur independently of oligomers 0 None
2004-09-22 Edible vaccine for HIV AIDS 0 2
2004-09-21 Scientists have corrected a flaw in cancer cells that lets them evade the normal cell-death process 0 None
2004-09-20 Scientists decipher genetic code of ancient pathogen that causes the horse disease 0 None
2004-09-20 Scientists unlock the crucial communication pathways of p53 protein cells 0 None
2004-09-20 Investigation into the potential for designing drug treatments based on a person’s genetic makeup 0 None
2004-09-20 New Australian biotech speeds up healing for burns and wounds 0 None
2004-09-16 Jellyfish advance science 0 None
2004-09-16 The same gene functions in vision and immune system, research shows 0 None
2004-09-16 RNAi enlisted in hunt for prawn vaccines 0 None
2004-09-16 Newly completed Chromosome 5 sequence will be a powerful tool for scientists trying to understand human disease 0 5
2004-09-15 Research findings could lead to more effective repellents 0 None
2004-09-14 Micro-thin implantable films may one day allow patients to forgo daily injections and pills 0 None
2004-09-14 First molecular-scale images of DNA binding to an adenovirus enzyme 0 None
2004-09-13 Sea urchins may provide clues to some baffling human reproductive problems 0 None
2004-09-10 Scientists closer to correcting an abnormal gene which causes Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease 0 None
2004-09-09 Genetically modified fish may help treat hemophiliacs 0 None
2004-09-08 Studies of human genetic variation have found strong evidence for the action of natural selection 0 None
2004-09-08 New IBM technology could bring the promise of personalized medicine one step closer 0 None
2004-09-08 Advances in gene silencing on the agenda 0 None
2004-09-08 Pioneering work with human embryonic stem cells could speed up development of new treatments for Parkinson’s and diabetes 0 None
2004-09-05 Hair growing stem cells may one day provide treatments for human hair conditions 0 None

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