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Inhibiting Plasmodium falciparum growth and heme detoxification pathway using heme-binding DNA aptamers
The human parasite Plasmodium falciparum enzymatically digests hemoglobin during its intra-erythrocytic developmental stages in acidic food vacuole compartments. The released heme is rapidly detoxifie… more →
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Big Brain Responses Triggered By Sights And Sounds Of Emotion
bracelets4autism wrote 2 weeks ago: Article Date: 03 Nov 2009 – 6:00 PST Researchers at the University of York have identified a p … more →
Snicker, or how the velvet worm turns...
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rethoryke wrote 2 weeks ago: See here. [Thank you, Derek] I also love the phrase “a sort of high-affinity fluorescence prob … more →
Major bacterial pathogen jumped from humans to poultry
geekheartsscience wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s not much fun being a broiler chicken. Not only will you eventually end up on someone’s plate bu … more →
Reductions in US GHG emissions through household actions
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thingsbreak wrote 4 weeks ago: Amongst discussions of US emissions regulation and the viability of individual action as a response … more →
Comments on ABC for model criticism
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xi'an wrote 1 month ago: As noted in an earlier post, the ABCμ paper by Oliver Ratmann, Christophe Andrieu, Carsten Wiuf and … more →
Adolescent alcohol abuse can lead to poor decision-making and greater risk-taking in adulthood*
geekheartsscience wrote 2 months ago: (*Binge-drinking teenage tearaway rats make bad decisions in adulthood) Experiments in rats show tha … more →
Free Out of Africa: Modern Human Origins Special Feature In PNAS
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 2 months ago: The latest issue of the Proceedings from the National Academy of Science journal hosts a Out of Afri … more →
Automated Capabilities Are Designed Into The Eye And Brain
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Michael wrote 2 months ago: When an object is thrown at us, we instinctively try to move out of its path. Recently, there are n … more →
Psycho doesn't lurk in your shower.......bacteria do
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geekheartsscience wrote 2 months ago: Our daily shower doesn’t just contain water; we can also get a face full of bacteria too. Shower hea … more →
Darlings of the denialosphere reaffirm that, underlying natural variability, the man-made global warming signal is real - and say it's accelerating
thingsbreak wrote 2 months ago: OR: DENIALIN’ AIN’T EASY Monday, like any other day, was a pretty miserable one to be a … more →
Study: Half of Fish Consumed Globally Raised on Farms
Ariel Goldring wrote 2 months ago: According to Science Daily, Aquaculture, once a fledgling industry, now accounts for 50 percent of t … more →
'Barcode' to help identify plants
purplepaula1 wrote 2 months ago: A standard ‘DNA barcode’ has been agreed on by a team of international scientists which … more →
Are you good at multi-tasking? Are you sure?
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Chris Willmott wrote 3 months ago: I was intrigued by a recent paper Cognitive control in media multitaskers in the highly-regarded jou … more →
multitasking
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troy wrote 3 months ago: One of the regular blogs I visit (here) has a post about multitaskers …electronic media multit … more →
Cultural evolution [can] continue throughout life
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eideard wrote 3 months ago: No spooky apparitions on my toast! By successively acquiring culture in the form of values, ideas, a … more →
Microarray-based for next-generation sequencing, Structure of DNA, Arabidopsis periodic pattern
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Huy Q. Dinh wrote 3 months ago: Genome Research Surprisingly, trên Genome Research kỳ này, 3 công ty biotechnology vào loại lớn của … more →
Inhibiting Plasmodium falciparum growth and heme detoxification pathway using heme-binding DNA aptamers
tanlab wrote 4 months ago: The human parasite Plasmodium falciparum enzymatically digests hemoglobin during its intra-erythrocy … more →
GenRes and PNAS (07.09-1)
Huy Q. Dinh wrote 4 months ago: Genome Research In the advanced access issue of Genome Research last week, I only interested in the … more →
Reflections on Gaze, Attention, and Other Minds
Michael wrote 5 months ago: There is a surprising amount of truth in the old adage that “the eyes are the window to the so … more →
