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Anupam Agnihotri | Feb 28 2007
better iq
Finally, researchers have come with a gene that plays, if not a major role but at least a significant role in determining person's IQ. The name of this gene is CHRM2. According to researchers, this is not a gene for intelligence. However, it is involved.
Anupam Agnihotri | Feb 26 2007
mouse
Piercing the thick haze of gloom a new ray of hope has entered the lives of millions of people who are mentally retarded. Actually, in a major breakthrough researchers found that mentally retarded lab mice with Down syndrome got smarter after they were...
Anupam Agnihotri | Feb 26 2007
fetal alcohol syndrome
Now doctors may focus on eyes while treating fetal alcohol spectrum disorders because researchers have hurled a notion, according to which tracking simple eye movements could help diagnosing fetal spectrum disorders in a much better way. This problem...
Anupam Agnihotri | Feb 24 2007
neurons from skin stem cells
The way neurodegenerative diseases are treated may be revolutionized as Laval University researchers in Canada comes up producing neurons from human skin stem cells. This new finding is being looked upon as a major breakthrough in the field of stem...
Naveen | Feb 22 2007
wood frog
A new study carried on wood frogs revealed that they are continuously undergoing freeze-thaw cycles. Kenneth Storey, a professor of biochemistry at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada took the frogs through a series of freeze-thaw cycles and found no...
Gautam | Feb 22 2007
sci fi
Hand held sensing devices are expected to see more development as researchers at the Duke University have developed a new molecular fishing technique which would bring all the change. Handheld devices can safely measurer concentrations of almost any...
Gautam | Feb 22 2007
life sciences
Up till now you were testing solutions on traditional platforms but on Magnisense's MIAtek technology magnetic heads are used as markers rather than the traditional fluorescent or enzymatic methods which ensure that the biological target is identified..
Gautam | Feb 21 2007
gene66221
There are various risks which might be passed with genes but don't worry as all genetic changes are not deadly. In order to help medical people identify the mutations posing health risks researchers have gone ahead and developed a new computer tool...
Naveen | Feb 19 2007
dna barcodes
A study on DNA 'bar coding' put forth by the Canadian researchers is being anticipated to the unearthing of myriad number of new species. The study researchers foresee a kind of handheld device that would allow anyone to identify any species of plants or.
Naveen | Feb 19 2007
salamanders
A new research led by scientists has put forth a ray of hope for the war amputees since they are anticipating a new technology that could help full limb generation. The researchers have successfully grown extra arms on salamanders with the help of an...

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