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  • Discovery of missing enzyme for tuberculosis iron scavenging pathway
    News - 30 Mar 2005
    Scientists have discovered that a protein that was originally believed to be involved in tuberculosis antibiotic resistance is actually a "missing enzyme" from the biosynthetic pathway for an agent...
  • Protein Mnd2 protects chromosome bonds
    News - 30 Mar 2005
    The protein Mnd2 inhibits premature separation of chromosomes during the formation of gametes. The now published discovery of this regulatory function may help to understand the origin of some common...
  • New directions toward the treatment of bipolar disorder
    News - 23 Mar 2005
    While lithium treatment has proven to be a godsend for many of the two million Americans with bipolar disorder, it is not without its downside. People on the drug may develop hypothyroidism, tremors,...
  • Scientists find microRNA regulates Ras cancer gene
    News - 21 Mar 2005
    Research in the laboratory of Assistant Professor Frank J. Slack at Yale University has identified a new way that a familiar gene is regulated in lung cancer, presenting new possibilities for...
  • Most comprehensive genome-wide experimental analyses of sense-antisense transcripts to date
    News - 15 Mar 2005
    A team of scientists led by Dr. Kuniya Abe from the RIKEN BioResource Center in Japan has performed one of the most comprehensive genome-wide experimental analyses of sense-antisense transcripts to...
  • £800,000 to boost research into fighting viruses
    News - 14 Mar 2005
    A team of University of Glasgow scientists have received a grant of £800,000 from the Wellcome Trust to research a mechanism that blocks a critical step in the replication cycle of retroviruses. In...
  • Discovery may provide a new target to treat sepsis
    News - 14 Mar 2005
    Part of the immune system's pro-inflammatory response to bacterial invasion is to increase nitric oxide levels with an enzyme called inducible nitric oxide synthase.
  • Active brains stave off Alzheimer's signs
    News - 13 Mar 2005
    Mice who keep busy playing with toys also keep their brains and bodies active; more importantly, they also have lower levels of the peptides and brain plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease,...
  • World's first complete articulated Neanderthal skeleton
    News - 9 Mar 2005
    Anthropologists have constructed the world's first complete articulated Neanderthal skeleton to expand public and scientific understanding of the group, as well as of the differences between...
  • Genetic cause of dyslexia
    News - 3 Mar 2005
    A gene which is likely to be one of the causes of dyslexia in children has been discovered by researchers at Cardiff University.

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