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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Gene Therapy Sets Stage For New Treatments For Inherited Blindness
Image Caption: This is a canine retina, injected with an AAV2/5 carrying the GRK1 promoter and the GFP gene. A red antibody that specifically identifies cones was used to label this class of photoreceptor cells, and confirm that GFP targeted … Continue reading
Posted in Gene Medicine, Gene Therapy, Genetics
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Gene therapy sets stage for new treatments for inherited blindness, researchers say
Veterinary vision scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have safely and successfully used a viral vector in targeting a class of photoreceptors of the retina called rods, a critical first step in developing gene therapies for inherited blindness caused by … Continue reading
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Doctors use gene sequence to predict health risks
The next time Stephen Quake is prescribed a drug, he says he won’t worry about having a bad reaction. The Stanford University professor will simply consult his genome to see if there are any warning signs in his DNA.
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From lab dishwasher to distinguished researcher
( Carnegie Institution ) Dianne Williams of Baltimore was hired by Carnegie’s Department of Embryology to wash lab dishes as part of a city job program for inner city youth in 1983. Now as head technician and manager of a … Continue reading
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Twenty Years Of Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis
The programme of this campus activity is divided into three sessions: the past, present and future of PGD, PGD from a patient’s perspective and embryology and ethics related to PGD. The target audience for this meeting is genetic counselors, molecular … Continue reading
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Gene Mappers DNA Profile Reveals His Health and Drug Risks
The most extensive analysis of one persons DNA, for a Stanford University gene-mapping innovator, found what drugs might help him best and revealed his risk of diabetes and a rare heart condition that can cause sudden death.
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DNA collection from suspects could increase
Nearly irrefutable, DNA evidence is becoming the weapon of choice in North Carolina’s war against crime.
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DNA And Its Complexes
Throughout life, DNA repair mechanisms go to work during exposure (UV radiation, etc.) in order to protect the human genetic code. This role is assured by the NER complex. Scientists have just shown that NER’s role goes well beyond repairing … Continue reading
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DNA leads to 1990s rape charges
DNA leads to an Adelaide man’s arrest over violent rapes up to two decades ago.
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Mold found on IMPD DNA test swabs in gun investigations
Program was once touted with 70% success rate, swabs growing mold spores make them virtually useless in court An IMPD DNA pilot test program meant to help officers collect evidence off guns appears to be an initial bust. Fox59 has … Continue reading
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Man has DNA mapped to find risks of disease
A HUMAN guinea pig has become the first person in the world to have all his DNA screened for unknown disease risk factors.
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Second Jewelry Exchange robbery suspect identified by DNA, caught
Months after a robber was shot during a Kenosha jewelry store hold-up, a second suspect has been charged based on DNA found in latex gloves allegedly used in the robbery.
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Scientist is DNA human guinea pig
A HUMAN guinea pig scientist has become the first person in the world to have all his DNA screened for unknown disease risk factors.
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USU seeks teens for 2010 chemistry/biochemistry internship
LOGAN Applications are now being accepted for Utah State Universitys fourth annual Chemistry/Biochemistry Summer Internship for high school students. Conducted by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, the intensive four-day program, slated for July 6-9, offers aspiring chemists hands-on opportunities … Continue reading
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ACS Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable award goes to Scottish chemist
( American Chemical Society ) The American Chemical Society Green Chemistry Institute® (ACS GCI) Pharmaceutical Roundtable has awarded its 2010 research grant to Scottish chemist David Cole-Hamilton, Ph.D., for making great strides in expanding green chemistry and engineering practices in … Continue reading
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Healthcare Web site Expands Reach to Cardiology Professionals
HEALTHeCAREERS Network, North America’s leading healthcare-employment Network, is growing its cardiology recruitment and career resources.
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Great Adventure offers biology program for high schoolers
JACKSON Most high school biology students do not get the chance to watch a llama walk in front of their bus, or see a sea lion kiss their teacher on the cheek.
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iPierian Awarded Basic Biology Grant by California Institute of Regenerative Medicine to Study Cellular Reprogramming
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., April 29 /PRNewswire/ — iPierian, Inc., the leading company focused on creating new therapeutics discovered using cellular reprogramming and directed differentiation of patient cells, today announced that it has been awarded a three-year $1.5 million “Basic … Continue reading
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McGraw-Hill Education Expands Connect(TM) Teaching and Learning Platform To Include Undergraduate Biology
In a recently released report, the American Association for Advancing Science recommends that today’s college biology instruction emphasize assessment, collaborative and active learning, and communication between teachers and students.
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A CLASS FORDR. DOLITTLES: Six Flags offers student biology program
JACKSON ON THE WEB: Visit www.app.com and search for “Six Flags” to view more photos.
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