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blueinha started a new discussion called Nobel Prize in Chemistry in new technique.
2 months ago
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciednces has awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2008 jointly to Osamu Shimoumura, of the Marine Biological Laboratory and Booston University Medical School, Martin Chalfie of Columbia University, and Roger Y. Tsien of University of California, San Diefo "for the discovery and development of the green fluoresccent protein, GFP"


blueinha started a new discussion called Arctic soil may contain more greenhouse-gas material in new technique.
2 months ago
Arctic soil may contain nearly twice greenhouse-gas producing orgainic material than previously estimated. A team of scientists dug down more tha one meter into the permafraost to take soil sample from more than 100 sites throughout Alaska. After Analyzing the samples, the research team discovered a previously undocumented layer of organic matter on the top of and in the upper part of permafros...


blueinha started a new discussion called star born from the wind in new technique.
2 months ago
Telescopes on the ground and in the space have teamed up to compose a colorful image that offers a fresh look at the history of the star-studded region NGC 346. This new, ethereal portrait, in which different wavelengths of light swirl together like watercolors, reveals new information about how stars form.


blueinha started a new discussion called Nobel Chemistry prize in new technique.
2 months ago
Two Americans, one of Chinese origin, and a Japanese scientist won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Wednesday for discorying and developing a glowing jellyfish protein that revolutionised the ability to study disease and normal development in living organisms. Thus the environment for researching is very important.


blueinha started a new discussion called Circadian clock may be critical for remembering what you learn in new technique.
2 months ago
The circadian rhythm that quietly pulses inside us all, guiding our daily cycle from sleep to wakefulness and back to sleep again, may be doing much more than just that simple methonomic task, according to Stanford researchers.


blueinha started a new discussion called Learn how not to be afaid.
2 months ago
Why do some people have the ability to remain calm and relaxed even in the most stressul situation? New experiments in mice by Howard Hughed Medical Institute(HHMI) researchers are provifing insight into how the brain changes when the animals learn to feel safe and secure in situations that would normally make them anxious.


blueinha started a new discussion called Buckyballs have high potential to accumulate in living tissue in new technique.
2 months ago
Research at Purdue University suggests synthetic carbon molecules called fullerences, or buckyballs, have a high potential of being accmulated in animal tissue, but the molecules also appear to break down in sunlight, perhaps reducing their possible environmental dangers.


blueinha started a new discussion called Trancking down the cause of mad cow disease in new technique.
2 months ago
The cause of diseases such as BSE in cattle and Creutzfeld-Jakob desease in humans is a prion protein. This protein attaches to cell membranes by way of an anchor made of sugar and lipid components anchor. The anchoring of the prions seems to hace a strong influence on the transformation of the noemal form of the protein into its pathogenic form, which causes scarpie and mad cow disease.


blueinha started a new discussion called small intestine can sence and react to bitter toxins in food in new technique.
2 months ago
Toxins in food often have a bad, bitter taste that makes people to spit them out. New UN Irvine research finds that bitterness also slows the digestive progress, keeping bad food in the stomach longer and increasing the chances that it will be expelled.


blueinha started a new discussion called Astonomers get best view yet of infant stars at feeding time in new technique.
2 months ago
Austronomers have used ESO's very large Telescope Interferometer to conduct the firsthigh resolution survey that combines spectroscopy and interferometry onintermediate-mass infant stars. They obtained a very precise view of the processes acting in the discs that feed stars as they form. These mechinisms include material infalling onto the star as well as gas being ejected, probably as a wind f...

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Nobel Chemistry prize

Two Americans, one of Chinese origin, and a Japanese scientist won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Wednesday for discorying and developing a glowing jellyfish protein that revolutionised the ability to...

Started by blueinha (8) in new technique • 1 response • Last response by melvinandheather1 (230) • 2 months ago
Tags: nobel prize
Astonomers get best view yet of infant stars at feeding time

Austronomers have used ESO's very large Telescope Interferometer to conduct the firsthigh resolution survey that combines spectroscopy and interferometry onintermediate-mass infant stars. They...

Started by blueinha (8) in new technique • 1 response • Last response by barbie84 (2486) • 2 months ago
Tags: astronomer, infant star, telescope
small intestine can sence and react to bitter toxins in food

Toxins in food often have a bad, bitter taste that makes people to spit them out. New UN Irvine research finds that bitterness also slows the digestive progress, keeping bad food in the stomach...

Started by blueinha (8) in new technique • 1 response • Last response by COOLDEV (26) • 2 months ago
Tags: toxin, food, intestine, problem, small intestine
Trancking down the cause of mad cow disease

The cause of diseases such as BSE in cattle and Creutzfeld-Jakob desease in humans is a prion protein. This protein attaches to cell membranes by way of an anchor made of sugar and lipid components...

Started by blueinha (8) in new technique • 2 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: mad cow disease, tranck
Buckyballs have high potential to accumulate in living tissue

Research at Purdue University suggests synthetic carbon molecules called fullerences, or buckyballs, have a high potential of being accmulated in animal tissue, but the molecules also appear to break...

Started by blueinha (8) in new technique • 2 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: buckyball, living tissure, potential
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