Archive: 21/03/2016

Pennsylvania dairy's raw milk is linked to listeriosis death

A Pennsylvania dairy that supplies raw milk around the country has been linked to two cases of listeriosis, one of them fatal, according to health authorities.

Mar 21, 2016

Seeing isn't required to gesture like a native speaker

People the world over gesture when they talk, and they tend to gesture in certain ways depending on the language they speak. Findings from a new study including blind and sighted participants suggest that these gestural variations ...

Mar 21, 2016

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Scientists eliminate HIV-1 from genome of human T-Cells

A specialized gene editing system designed by scientists at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University is paving the way to an eventual cure for patients infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. In a study ...

Mar 21, 2016

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New study may lead to improved treatment of type 2 diabetes

Worldwide, 400 million people live with diabetes, with rapid increases projected. Patients with diabetes mostly fall into one of two categories, type 1 diabetics, triggered by autoimmunity at a young age, and type 2 diabetics, ...

Mar 21, 2016

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Technicolor zebrafish reveal how skin heals

Scientists can now watch how hundreds of individual cells work together to maintain and regenerate skin tissue, thanks to a genetically engineered line of technicolor zebrafish.

Mar 21, 2016

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Autism genes are in all of us, new research reveals

New light has been shed on the genetic relationship between autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) and ASD-related traits in the wider population, by a team of international researchers including academics from the University ...

Mar 21, 2016

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A healthy gut could help prevent deadly side effect of bone marrow transplant

Mar 21, 2016

Tracing the scent of fear: Study identifies neurons, brain region involved in rodent stress response

The odor of bobcat urine, if you ever get a chance to take a whiff, is unforgettable—like rotten meat combined with sweat, with something indescribably feral underlying it. To humans, it's just nose-wrinklingly disgusting.

Mar 21, 2016

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Giving antibodies to infant macaques exposed to an HIV-like virus could clear infection

Scientists at the Oregon National Primate Research Center today revealed that infant rhesus macaques treated with antibodies within 24 hours of being exposed to SHIV, a chimeric simian virus that bears the HIV envelope protein, ...

Mar 21, 2016

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The invisible world of human perception

Stage magicians are not the only ones who can distract the eye: a new cognitive psychology experiment demonstrates how all human beings have a built-in ability to stop paying attention to objects that are right in front of ...

Mar 21, 2016

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Archive: 21/03/2016

Pennsylvania dairy's raw milk is linked to listeriosis death

Seeing isn't required to gesture like a native speaker

Scientists eliminate HIV-1 from genome of human T-Cells

New study may lead to improved treatment of type 2 diabetes

Technicolor zebrafish reveal how skin heals

Autism genes are in all of us, new research reveals

A healthy gut could help prevent deadly side effect of bone marrow transplant

Tracing the scent of fear: Study identifies neurons, brain region involved in rodent stress response

Giving antibodies to infant macaques exposed to an HIV-like virus could clear infection

The invisible world of human perception

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