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Pacific Dives Recover Novel Fish
Science & Tech  (tags: science, nature, discovery, biology, Pacific Ocean, New Species, fish, Good News )

Ingrid
- 5 days ago - news.bbc.co.uk
Marine biologists being filmed for a BBC TV series have confirmed an astonishing 13 new fish species on a single expedition in the Pacific Ocean.
The Mild-Altering Role of Incense in Religion
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, study, world, anthropology, environment, culture, biology, religion, ceremonies, incense, sociology, physiology, spirituality, evolution )

J.
- 89 days ago - livescience.com
A team of international neuroscientists have announced that a component of the resin made from Boswellia trees, more commonly called Frankincense, biochemically relieves anxiety in mice, and presumably people.
Female Concave-Eared Frogs Draw Mates With Ultrasonic Calls
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, study, wildlife, frogs, biology, ultrasound )

J.
- 101 days ago - sciencedaily.com
The female concave-eared torrent frog, Odorrana tormota, has a more direct method of declaring her interest: She emits a high-pitched chirp that to the human ear sounds like that of a bird.
Human Aging Gene Found in Flies
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, study, discovery, health, biology, genetics, aging )

J.
- 101 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Scientists have found a fast & effective way to investigate important aspects of human aging.They've discovered a gene in fruit flies that means flies can now be used to study the effects aging has on DNA.
Japanese Mushroom Leads to Breakthrough in Protein Research
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, study, scientists, news, chemistry, life science, medicine, Biology, health, humans )

J.
- 117 days ago - medicalnewstoday.com
Using an enzyme of the Japanese mushroom Grifola frondosa or Maitake proteins can be identified without knowing the organism's genetic composition.This advance simplifies the study of proteins lying at the root of such diseases as cancer and diabetes.
Scientists Reproduce the Rose's 'Petal Effect'
Science & Tech  (tags: science, technology, research, study, biology, biomimetic, chemists, droplets, micropapillae, petal, rose, flowers, surface, synthetics )

J.
- 121 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Chemists have found the physical basis for the rose's ability to grip water droplets in place, even when the flower is upside down.In a new study this newly described 'petal effect' could lead to unique new adhesive materials, coatings and fabrics.
The Role of Elastic Stresses on Leaf Venation Morphogenesis
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, technology, discovery, concept, design, study, computational methods, biology, leaf venation patterns, mathematics )

J.
- 131 days ago - ploscompbiol.org
Researchers have developed a model that reproduces statistical properties of vein patterns,showing that cells can suffer abrupt elastic distortions during growth,due to the elastic stresses generated by the unequal growth rate of different leaf tissues.
Dental Professor Discovers Biological Clock
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, discovery, humans, health, study, dentistry, Circadian rhythm, biology, stem cells )

J.
- 135 days ago - nyu.edu
The newly discovered rhythm, like the circadian rhythm, originates in the hypothalamus, a region of the brain that functions as the main control center for the autonomic nervous system.
Chloroform Provides Clue to 150 Year Old Medical Puzzle
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, technology, investigation, medicine, physics, chemistry, biology, halothane, chloroform and propofol, anaesthetics, lipids, atherosclerosis, calcium ion, TRPC5 )

J.
- 140 days ago - leeds.ac.uk
A discovery described as "true serendipity" made by a Leeds University PhD student has provided a clue that may unravel the enigma of general anaesthesia - and offer the opportunity to design new generations of anaesthetics without harmful side effects.
The Flourbeetle's Genome Sequenced for the First Time
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, study, agriculture, red flour beetle, genome, species, Tribolium, biology, discovery )

J.
- 147 days ago - ku.dk
A research team has now sequenced the genome from Tribolium castaneum. These sequencing efforts are extremely important for agriculture and will enable the development of new methods for the protection of food plants and areas of forests against beetles.
Morphological Evolution of Spiders Predicted By Pendulum Mechanics
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, biology, astrophysics, study, concept, animal, evolutionary, pendulum, species, spider, physics, chemistry )

J.
- 148 days ago - plosone.org
Intrigued by this evolutionary phenomenon,a team of scientists conducted an inquiry into biological advantages & caveats of such a peculiar lifestyle by studying over a hundred spider species.Results have implications for the evolution & ecology of spider
Sex, Sharks & Cancer
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, discovery, mammals, Parthenogenesis, biology, zoology, health, tumors, investigation )

J.
- 148 days ago - washingtonpost.com
Parthenogenesis phenomenon is females of a certain species giving birth without sexual contact with males.These events in mammals lead to abnormal growths & tumors.Studying these events may shed light on the mechanisms of gonad-related tumors in humans.
Birth of An Enzyme
Science & Tech  (tags: science, research, scientists, technology, Biology, concept, design, Biochemistry Research, bio-structural modeling, enzymes, health, medicine, future )

J.
- 149 days ago - wis-wander.weizmann.ac.il
Scientists succeed in designing artificial enzymes that also undergo 'evolution in a test tube'! This achievement opens the door to the development of a variety of potential applications in medicine and industry.
How Geckos Rely on Their Tails
Science & Tech  (tags: research, science, interesting, study, biology, gecko, maneuver, habitat, environment, tail )

J.
- 155 days ago - berkeley.edu
Biologists report that geckos rely on their tails to keep from falling off vertical surfaces and, if they do fall, to right themselves in midair and maneuver like a skydiver gliding to a safe landing.
Tiny Wasp Used To Wipe Out Major Agricultural Pest In Tahiti
Science & Tech  (tags: biology, research, wasp, agricultural pest )

Ingrid
- 155 days ago - sciencedaily.com
A research team led by Mark Hoddle, a biological control specialist at UC Riverside, has nearly eradicated the glassy-winged sharpshooter,..
 

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