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DNA Repair During Spermatogenesis: Gimme a Break!
Although we often tend to attribute infertility to dysfunction of the female reproductive process, approximately 50% of cases are likely to result from abnormalities in spermatogenesis, or male sex ce… more →
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Origin of the Immune System
monado wrote 6 months ago: Science 1 May 2009: Vol. 324. no. 5927, pp. 580 – 582 DOI: 10.1126/science.324_580 On the Orig … more →
Not all mosquitoes are the same
Bug Girl wrote 7 months ago: Welcome to the second day of World Malaria Day [week] at the Bug Blog! I’ve talked several tim … more →
New malaria research
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Bug Girl wrote 7 months ago: So much new and interesting malaria research has been coming out lately, I thought I’d post so … more →
This is your bee on cocaine
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Bug Girl wrote 11 months ago: Ok, this is one of the weirder holiday news releases: Honey bees on cocaine dance more Your first qu … more →
DNA Repair During Spermatogenesis: Gimme a Break!
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barn owl wrote 11 months ago: Although we often tend to attribute infertility to dysfunction of the female reproductive process, a … more →
Sericulture Biocontrol: Trichopria khandalus...fighting parasites with parasites
Cheshire wrote 11 months ago: To fully understand the context of this article, you probably need to read this article over at my o … more →
Teaching Tuesday: Theatrum Anatomicum
barn owl wrote 12 months ago: No, it’s not a bar on Bourbon Street, but rather a novel medical teaching facility at Ulm Univ … more →
Nightmare? That's a Horse Seeing Different Colors!
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barn owl wrote 12 months ago: Most of us are aware that cats, dogs, and many different wild mammals, birds, and reptiles have bett … more →
To Equine Things There is a Season
barn owl wrote 1 year ago: This article originally appeared as a guest post on Coturnix’s “A Blog Around the Clock … more →
China Month 2. Satellite Tracking of Siberian Cranes
barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Siberian Cranes (Grus leucogeranus) are critically endangered birds that breed in northern Russia, a … more →
Predicting the Risk of Intermediate Syndrome in Organophosphate Poisoning
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Organophosphate (OP) compounds, such as chlorpyrifos (Dursban), diazinon, dichlorvos, and malathion, … more →
Classic Papers: Otocephaly in the Guinea Pig, Wright (1933)
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Although mice and rats are far more commonly used animal models in biomedical research, we still ref … more →
Get Off Your High Horse: Lightning Injuries and Equestrians
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: In New Jersey this week, two humans and six horses were struck by lightning at a polo match (from As … more →
BBC World Service | World Update with Dan Damon | Happy Holiday
Bergryc wrote 1 year ago: Happy Holiday It's a bit like a holiday not getting up before 5am, as I usually do. I'm work … more →
Toxics Thursday: Bisphenol A and Early Oogenesis
barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Last week, I discussed the effects of the estrogenic polymer, bisphenol A, on comb development and s … more →
Toxics Thursday: Rooster Combs and Bisphenol-A
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Bisphenol-A (BPA), a plastic compound used in dental sealants and to coat food and drink containers, … more →
Spotted Owls and Barred Owls: Whoooo Has Malaria?
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: In the US, we’re often concerned about invasive and range-extending species entering ecosystem … more →
Fish on Friday: Good Day, Sunfish
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barn owl wrote 1 year ago: The Ocean Sunfish, members of the family Molidae, are related to pufferfish, and possess a number of … more →
Anatomy Week: Brain Heaters in Marlins and Sailfish
barn owl wrote 1 year ago: Like many children, I was fascinated with the ocean and its wildlife, whether along the beach and je … more →
