December 2005 Archives
29 December 2005
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Hwang's Stem Cell Claims Further Discredited
University investigation finds no evidence to support cell lines in landmark paper
23 December 2005
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Building a Better Chemical Trap
Cagelike molecules deliver their cargo in a flash
23 December 2005
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South Korean Cloning Researcher Resigns
University panel finds scientist fabricated data in stem cell paper
22 December 2005
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How to Stop the Munchies
Diet hormone blocks production of appetite-stimulating compounds in the brain
22 December 2005
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The Grinch Who (Almost) Stole Christmas
Christmas trees and other conifers would likely be extinct if it weren't for a unique adaptation
21 December 2005
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Reindeer Rhythms Run Free
Extended periods of light and dark trigger the loss of 24-hour cycle in arctic dwellers
21 December 2005
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EPA Tightens Some Air Regulations
Proposal would lower allowable daily exposure to fine soot, but not annual level
21 December 2005
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More Tamiflu Resistance in Bird Flu
Influenza drug of choice no longer effective in H5N1 viruses isolated from two Vietnamese patients
21 December 2005
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Irish History Takes a Paternity Test
One in ten Irish men may be related to a famous medieval warlord
21 December 2005
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Bechtel, University of California to run Los Alamos
After scandals, UC to share management duty with industrial contractors
20 December 2005
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Scoping Out Signs of Human Evolution
Researchers find almost 2000 genes shaped by relatively recent natural selection
20 December 2005
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U.S. Judge Rules Against Intelligent Design
Ruling will remove ID from curriculum in Pennsylvania high school
19 December 2005
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Out, Out Damn Gene!
Bacterial parasite evades its host by excising some of its own DNA
19 December 2005
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Scientists Resurrect Woolly Mammoth DNA
New sequencing method yields massive amount of ancient genome
19 December 2005
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No Doubling of E.U. Research Funds
Political compromise leaves research behind
16 December 2005
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Beating the Diagnostic Clock
Chips speed synthesis of radioactive tracers for biomedical imaging
16 December 2005
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Engineering the Wrong Number
New study shrinks training gap between U.S. and India, China
16 December 2005
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Worth Waiting For?
The longer it takes a woman to get pregnant, the more likely she is to have a son
16 December 2005
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Embattled Cloning Researcher Admits Problems but Stands by Results
Hwang says he will retract paper but says his team will verify their claims of patient specific stem cells
15 December 2005
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Nasty Cancers Have Some Nerve
Neuronal protein instigates aggressive growth in colon cancers
15 December 2005
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Snail Army Ravages Marsh Grasses
Drought conditions set stage for slimy invaders
15 December 2005
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Brits Got Early Start
Humans settled in England 700,000 years ago
15 December 2005
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Kill a Badger, Save a Cow?
U.K. government to examine strategy for preventing epidemic of bovine TB
15 December 2005
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Senators Outline Road to Innovation
Research Bill Suggests Ways to Keep U.S. at the Leading Edge
14 December 2005
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A Long Hike Home for Hayabusa
Asteroid-sampling craft's return delayed by at least 3 years
14 December 2005
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A Stolen Call Prevents a Brawl
Sri Lankan bird copies other birds' alarm songs and seems to know what they mean
14 December 2005
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Littler Kids Lighten the Load
Human offspring stay small to ease the demands on their parents
14 December 2005
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Safety of Anti-Inflammatories Gets a Closer Look
Giant clinical trial will compare heart attack rates in at-risk patients
13 December 2005
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Whence the First Americans?
New findings indicate Australians and Melanesians may have colonized the New World before North Asians
13 December 2005
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Rovers That Walk on the Wild Side
Future planet explorers may use extendable legs instead of wheels
13 December 2005
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Korean University Will Investigate Cloning Paper
Landmark stem cell paper to be reviewed at scientist's request
12 December 2005
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Living off the Fat of the Cell
During infection, the Chlamydia bug makes mammalian cells produce an aura of lipids
12 December 2005
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Thinking the Pain Away
Patients can use imaging technology to control pain centers in the brain
9 December 2005
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Lightning Has a Long-Distance Conversation
Space shuttle videos suggest lightning bolts can 'coordinate' strikes over hundreds of kilometers
9 December 2005
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New Orleans Universities Slash Faculty
Loss of patient revenue, Hurricane Katrina costs spur cuts
8 December 2005
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Surf's Up for New Type of Chip
Waves of electrons on surfaces of metals could lead to devices that shuttle light much like microchips manipulate charge
8 December 2005
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At (Cosmic) Arm's Length
Astronomers measure Sun's distance from band of stars in Milky Way
8 December 2005
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No More Sleigh-Rides
Climatologist simulates a world without snow
7 December 2005
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Study Takes Pleasure Out of Dopamine
Neurotransmitter may not be necessary for enjoyment of certain foods and activities
7 December 2005
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Dog Genome Has Its Day
First high-resolution sequence for pooch published
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