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Gene discovery could broaden cancer research |
| Researchers have stumbled across an unexpected genetic phenomenon in prostate cancer (2005-11-11) |
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NextGen Concentrate on Recent Discovery That Most Tumours Are Derived From a Single Cancer-Initiatin |
| NextGen have revealed that recent findings have concluded that cancer stem cells are not simply malignant counterparts of normal stem cells. (2007-11-09) |
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Genes linked to prostate cancer
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| A set of genes linked to prostate cancer may pave the way for better tests for prostate cancer as well as targeted therapies, say U.S. researchers. (2005-11-11) |
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| Genes linked to prostate cancer |
| A set of genes linked to prostate cancer may pave the way for better tests for prostate cancer as well as targeted therapies, say U.S. researchers. (2005-12-31) |
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Family History Strong Predictor of Breast Cancer Risk |
| Women who have close relatives with breast cancer but who test negative for key genetic mutations associated with the disease are still at increased risk of developing breast cancer. (2006-11-11) |
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The Polynesian Founder Effect: Peter AhChing |
| The Polynesian Founder Effect: Origin of the Polynesian people (2005-07-19) |
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Study Fails to Confirm Gene Variants as Heart Risk Factors |
| Almost all of the 85 genetic variants previously identified as risk factors for heart disease have flunked a new, more definitive test. (2007-04-12) |
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For Sims Gamers: The Sims 2 |
| In The Sims 2, the sequel to the best-selling PC game of all time, you control your Sims over an entire lifetime. (2005-06-14) |
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Multi-Copy DNA More Common Than Thought |
| It appears that many more genes than once thought have multiple copies of themselves, called "copy-number variants" -- some of which may contain disease-causing mutations. (2006-11-23) |
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The Evolutionary Theory of Ageing |
| This theory offers an explanation of why people age (2007-10-16) |
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What is Vulvar Cancer? |
| The vulva is composed of various "cells," which are intricately combined together into "tissues" which form the "organ" . (2005-03-13) |
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Genes Affect Response to Heart Failure Drugs |
| A person's genes may determine how he or she responds to heart failure drugs. (2007-01-04) |
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Gene Discovery May Improve Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment |
| Scientists can use small bits of genetic material called microRNA to spot key differences between chronic pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer, aiding in earlier diagnosis for the lethal malignancy. (2007-05-03) |
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metalife phenotype finder |
| metalife phenotype finder is a tool for investigation of phenotype-genotype information unifying locus–centered genotype information and phenotype information from the largest organism specific phenot (2004-02-23) |
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Scientists Decipher Genome for 'Nasty' STD |
| Scientists have cracked the genome of the parasite that causes trichomoniasis, a sexually transmitted disease that affects 170 million people worldwide each year. (2007-01-12) |
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| metalife bioexplorer |
| metalife bioexplorer is a web interface to a database containing annotated non-redundant data for proteins and relevant genes . (2003-10-07) |
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Genetic Susceptibility Linked to Rare Brain Tumor |
| A person's genetics may increase their risk of developing a radiation-associated brain tumor called meningioma, according to a new study of 525 families.
(2007-04-24) |
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More Scientists Leave USA To Do Stem Cell Research -- Human Cloning Foundation |
| Restrictive policies and a lack of federal funding are prompting American scientists to leave the USA to pursue their stem cell research overseas, according to the Human Cloning Foundation. (2005-12-02) |
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Prostate Cancer: What is Prostate Cancer? |
| The prostate is made up of many individual cells, which work together in harmony. (2005-01-12) |
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Genes May Spur Some Childhood Obesity |
| Mutations in a gene governing the "fat hormone" leptin could explain some cases of childhood obesity. (2007-01-19) |
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Genes May Predict Elderly Blindness Risk |
| Two genes could determine an older person's vulnerability to an advanced form of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). (2007-04-24) |
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Super-sensitive scans for women at high risk of breast cancer |
| Young women at high risk from breast cancer are to be given highly-sensitive scans that could spare them the trauma of having their breasts removed. (2006-10-25) |
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Macaque Genome Sequenced
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| Researchers have sequenced the genome of the rhesus macaque, providing more precise data on how humans are genetically different from primates. (2007-04-14) |
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Inflammatory Genes Linked to Salt-Sensitive Hypertension |
| Genes related to inflammation may be a key to high blood pressure. (2007-01-14) |
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| Merck buys Bay Area biotech for $1.1 billion |
| Merck will acquire San Francisco biotechnology company Sirna Therapeutics for $1.1 billion in cash. Sirna is one of several companies developing therapies based on RNA interference. (2006-10-31) |
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Acrongenomics Announces New Validation Data Supporting Nano-JETA Technology |
| Acrongenomics, Inc. (OTCBB: AGNM) is
a research & development nanobiotechnology company pioneering uniquely advanced nanomolecular diagnostics for the
Life Sciences Industry.
(2005-09-23) |
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FDA Clears First of Kind Genetic Lab Test |
| FDA cleared for marketing the first laboratory test system that will allow physicians to consider unique genetic information from patients in selecting medications ... (2004-12-29) |
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'Angry Gene' Could Help Spur Hostility |
| A new study suggests that a variation in their genes could make some women more angry and hostile, potentially leading to medical problems such as heart disease. (2007-03-10) |
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How and Where Does Colo-rectal Cancer Start |
| It usually starts from a polyp, which is a protrusion of gut tissue which starts as being non- cancerous. (2005-02-01) |
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| Ovarian Cancer: Ovarian Cancer basic information |
| The ovary is composed of individual cells, including the eggs (oocytes), supporting cells of the organ (epithelial cells), and hormone-producing cells (granuloma and theca cells). (2005-01-10) |
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Scientists Get Closer to Depression's DNA |
| Depression may spring, at least in part, from genes on a specific region of chromosome 15. (2007-02-05) |
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| New Gene Linked to Alzheimer's |
| Scientists have discovered a major new gene and linked it to the development of late-onset Alzheimer's disease. (2007-01-21) |
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Scientists crack bee code to honey pot |
| The secret life of the honey bee is about to be revealed after the success of an international effort to decipher the full genetic recipe of the most economically valuable insect. (2006-10-26) |
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| Two Genes Linked to Liver Cancer |
| Abnormalities in two genes , dubbed Yap and CIAP1, probably play a "significant role" in causing liver cancer, say scientists at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York.
(2006-06-29) |
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Is Ovarian Cancer Hereditary? |
| A woman can inherit an increased risk for ovarian cancer from either her mother or father's side of her family, particularly if a "first degree" relative ... (2005-01-10) |
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Is Ovarian Cancer Hereditary? |
| A woman can inherit an increased risk for ovarian cancer from either her mother or father's side of her family ... (2005-03-15) |
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| Two Genes Linked to Liver Cancer |
| Abnormalities in two genes , dubbed Yap and CIAP1, probably play a "significant role" in causing liver cancer, say scientists at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York.
(2006-07-02) |
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Genes Can Impact Depression Treatment |
| U.S. researchers say they've spotted genetic variations that affect how patients respond to antidepressants. (2006-12-07) |
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Esophagus Cancer: What is Esophagus Cancer? |
| The esophagus, like all body tissues, is made up of individual cells. Normally, cells within the forming esophagus divide and grow very rapidly in the womb, in early childhood, and through puberty. (2005-01-05) |
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| What is Esophagus Cancer? |
| Esophagus Cancer: The esophagus, like all body tissues, is made up of individual cells. (2005-01-04) |
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Studies Uncover Genes Boosting Type 2 Diabetes Risk |
| Scientists have found several new genes that appear to increase the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. (2007-04-28) |
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Heal Yourself of Cancer Starting Today |
| From the desk of Dr Magne, author of Cancer Free For Life. (2007-03-14) |
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| MicroRNA Knockdowns with Morpholinos |
| Gene Tools announces a new paper describing techniques for miRNA activity knockdown, maturation knockdown and specificity controls using Morpholino oligos. (2007-07-24) |
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Gene Variant Linked to Obesity, Diabetes |
| British researchers have discovered a gene variant that predisposes some people to obesity and type 2 diabetes. (2007-04-14) |
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What's age got to do with it (3)
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| Following health advice should help you reach a fine old age. But do the same rules apply once you get there?
(2006-04-09) |
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Biocentric Health: Ingredient in Rejuverin Found to Reduce Effects of Aging & Improve Heart Function |
| Biocentric Health, announced today that Rejuverin with Reservatrol has been found to reduce the effects of aging and improve heart function. (2008-06-11) |
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Genetic link seen in women's sexual dysfunction |
| British scientists say they have established a link between genetics and a woman's ability to experience orgasm, striking a blow at those who pin the blame for female sexual dysfunction on social or c (2005-06-16) |
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| Young Adult General Fiction |
| From the creative writing talent of Dwayne G. Anderson, Infinity Publishing has brought forth "Partially Human", a general fiction novel for teens and young adults. (2007-07-20) |
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WHR Plush Camel "Judy" and Children’s Book, "Bradford and the Desert of Lop Launches" in September |
| Plush Toy and Book Bring Awareness to Critically Endangered Wild Bactrian Camel in China and Cancer Research (2005-08-29) |
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Enter to Win a Copy of "The Boswell Gene" by Parke Sellard |
| Each month, a-world-of-books.com has a contest to give away a book. The contest beginning March 15, 2005 is to win a copy of "The Boswell Gene" by Parke Sellard. Deadline April 14, 2005. (2005-04-11) |
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metalife pathway viewer |
| metalife pathway viewer is a tool for revealing of wide range of interrelations in the living systems such as metabolic reactions, protein-protein, protein-RNA, DNA-protein interactions. (2003-10-14) |
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| metalife protein viewer |
| metalife protein viewer is a powerful web based flash tool for graphical presentation of protein sequence features (2003-10-09) |
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White Matter Defects May Lead to Schizophrenia |
| Defects in the brain's white matter, which is responsible for communication between parts of the brain, may be a key genetic factor contributing to schizophrenia. (2007-04-24) |
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Trial Uses Measles to Kill Bone Marrow Cancer |
| U.S. researchers are launching a phase I clinical trial to test an engineered measles virus against the bone marrow cancer multiple myeloma. (2007-03-11) |
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| Mr. Green Genes - Tokyo Forum Video |
| Las Vegas-based nutraceutical manufacturer and health food store owner Charles Green, better known as "Mr. GreenGenes," spoke at a forum in Tokyo regarding the Japanese - 'Super Nutrient' SEIGEN LIFE (2007-09-14) |
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An interesting new training tecnique with awesome results |
| Are you frustated about your body? Do you avoid your reflection on the mirror? Will you like to get muscle to get girls or to stop being a wimp or simply to feel better about your body/self? (2007-10-01) |
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| Ripped Genes Cover Model Gets His Own Calendar |
| Michael Edward, Cover model for the 2008 Ripped Genes calendar, announces his personal 2008 calendar. Michael has worked with On Display Men to produce his highly anticipated 2008 calendar. (2007-11-19) |
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Cellular Changes Could Spur Heart Failure Death |
| The altered function of sodium channels in cells could help spur sudden death in heart failure patients. (2006-11-23) |
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2007 Audi - 2007 Audi allroad, 2007 Audi A3, 2007 Audi Q7, 2007 Audi R9 |
| Future Audi - 2007 Audi allroad, 2007 Audi A3, 2007 Audi Q7, 2007 Audi R9 (2006-07-06) |
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| The Growing Evidence for Green Tea(1) |
| Although more evidence is needed to justify a strong statement about green tea’s ability to lower the risk of cancer, it is not a bad idea to include this beverage in a healthful diet.
(2006-05-04) |
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Alzheimer's Disease: What Causes AD? |
| Age is the most important known risk factor for AD. (2005-02-27) |
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causes or increases the risk for Brain Cancer |
| causes or increases the risk for Brain Cancer (2005-01-12) |
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metalife interaction viewer |
| metalife interaction viewer is a database for protein-protein interactions. (2004-01-30) |
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Sarcoma: Causes, or Increases the Risk for Getting a Sarcoma |
| What Causes, or Increases the Risk for Getting a Sarcoma? (2005-02-15) |
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