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Researchers have developed plant seeds proteins which are quite similar to antibodies. These have been created by Ghent University researchers and are expected to emerge as a cheaper alternative to medication produced currently.
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After months of searching for ways to defend its oft-maligned Windows operating system, Microsoft may just have found its best weapon: Vista’s skeptics.
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For most of our planet’s history until fairly recently, the overall pattern has been for the Earth to be hot, with no permanent ice to be found anywhere.
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The nation’s top technology companies have spent millions of dollars and nearly two years building devices,
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A new computational language, which can describe biology like a biologist, has been developed by Jeremy Gunawardena, director of the Virtual Cell Program in Harvard...
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The Drake Landing Solar Community is the first solar powered community of North America. Located in the town of Okotoks, Alberta, Canada, the project sets a wonderful...
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Italian prosecutors have ended their investigation of four Google Inc. executives over a video uploaded onto Google’s Italian site that showed a disabled youth...
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AOL is shutting three data-storage services, including one of the Internet’s earliest photo-sharing sites, as it seeks to cut costs and focus resources on its...
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A convicted spammer fatally shot his wife and young daughter in an apparent murder-suicide Thursday while being sought after escaping prison last weekend, authorities...
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Nokia Corp., Motorola Inc. and other handset makers rose along with the broader market Friday following Samsung Electronics’ report that its mobile phone sales...
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Undoubtedly, Japan rules the roost as far as gadgets are concerned and it’s pretty clear with the innovations they keep on offering every now and then. The Taijia Lok...
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What were you doing in that car; don’t lie, I can see everything what you do there; why don’t you keep your side while you drive; these are some of the questions...
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We had already written about the planned DC Comics characters being used in Video Games earlier. Now to substantiate that, Sony Online Entertainment is going to...
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Now you need not worry where to park your car while in San Francisco. I mean, it would be extremely convenient to find an empty slot without caring in the least about...
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The ‘Bling Factor’ is woven into the fabric of the fashion industry. Therefore, any product that emerges out of this ostentatious factory will inevitably carry...
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Digital cameras have earned their place in our hearts for one primary reason – convenience. Carry them around in your pocket and go clicking whenever you want. Now,...
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Bruce R. Chizen, the former chief executive of Adobe Systems Inc., has been named to an expanded board of another software company, Oracle Corp.
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Eurogamer reports that PS3 will get Alone in the Dark this November. Atari will be indeed releasing a PS3 version after more than five months of the game debuting on...
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FanWing Company is a trailblazer in a radical new way of flying. Its concept FanWing aircraft flies using a fixed wing, and by forcing airflow produced by cylindrical...
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Saltwater crocodile, funnel web spider, box jelly fish, brown snake are some of the most dangerous creatures that are found in Oz land. You are better off watching them...
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Netflix Inc.’s second-quarter profit edged up 4 percent, beating analyst expectations as the online DVD rental leader signed up 168,000 new customers while...
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The AIDS virus has to hijack human proteins to do its damage, but scientists until now have known only a few dozen of its targets. On Thursday, Harvard researchers...
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An article reports that lack of proteins causes skin-sagging and lack of glow on the skin’s surface. Well true to the facts proteins are very important for the...
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Everything in the medical gadgets world is undergoing significant changes and transformation whether we take the example of the new Implanon or the Rheo Knee. Now, it’s...
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Researchers at Medical College of Georgia have introduced a new technology to treat the tooth loss due to gum disease, that would embed specialized proteins onto dental...
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Obesity, most of the times, is linked with fats, proteins, carbohydrates, sugar. However, the real culprit of the increasing problem of obesity is our brain. Foods do...
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A gene encoding for cytokine may prevent to development the onset of hyperglycemia. Cytokine, a protein, stimulates and obstructs the creation and function of the...
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Exercise has so many advantages. Australian researchers of Monash Medical School have recently found another benefit of exercise. Exercise can restrict the growth of...
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A new method to spot E. coli bacteria as in photograph is possible now. Researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York have developed a system to...
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A protein ‘cytokine interleukin 23 (IL-23)’ helps the tumors to fight the body’s immune system. It blocks, too, the other protein that kills cancer cells. This study...
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The decay-accelerating factor (DAF), a protein in epithelial cells of the stomach, acts as a receptor for the bacteria Helicobacter pylori. 20% of H pylori bind to...
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A recent report says that Australian scientists have taken up the task to reduce the effort of chefs by recognizing 80 structural muscle proteins in a lamb in order to...
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Researchers have traced the major cause of the death of brain cells due to artery blockage or bleeding in the brain. That the resulting oxygen loss, or ischemia,...
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Here is a good news for mothers-to-be who have colds or certain other infections. If you give birth to a girl child who is at increased risk of type1 diabetes, she...
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DNA consists of organic molecules and proteins. Did you ever think from where the basic compounds necessary to build these molecules come from? If you didn’t, never...
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If it is all about having a low carb diet and healthy fats then the Whey protein stack might help you. This protein supplement made up of 100 percent Whey or the milk...
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The new American plate insists on a proportionate intake of all kinds of nutrition. The American Institute for Cancer Research has prepared a brochure for this purpose,...
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Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005 figure for bean intake doesn’t match with the amount of bean consumed by an average American every year. Beans are recommended for...
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