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When a person has a working TREM2 gene, their white blood cells get rid of a plaque-forming protein known as beta amyloid that builds up on cells connected to inflammatory response called microglia, the New York Times reported. |
Skeptics contend that bad writing is on the rise. The argument is hard to deny, for the simple reason that in the age of the Internet, everyone's a writer. |
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The writing appears to be on the walls of Jordan-Hare Stadium, where another embarrassing loss has made Gene Chizik's seat hotter than a Kate Upton photo shoot. |
By Gene Collier, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A week ago, the Steelers were readying for a prime-time performance with the full knowledge that they would be without their leading receiver, their All-Pro special-teams ace, and their MVP, all of whom ... See realtime coverage See all 727 sources » |
Top White House economic adviser Gene Sperling said Thursday that any significant package of changes to reduce the deficit must have “well over $1 trillion in revenues. |
The researchers looked at brain gene expression - the pattern of genes that were activated or deactivated - across four brain regions in the nesting stickleback fish shortly after it encountered an intruder. |
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Scientists say they've identified a crucial gene, unique to humans, that may help explain how we learned to use tools and language. |
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24's Iron Bowl be the last time Auburn fans see Gene Chizik on the Tigers sideline? If so, it's going to cost their school a pretty penny. |
Gene Jones, who spent three seasons on the Champions Tour before illness set him back, put himself in position for a return when Friday's 6-under-par 66 gave him a share of the lead after two rounds of the tour's qualifying final in Coral Springs. See realtime coverage See all 10 sources » |
Scientists have identified a new gene variant that seems to strongly raise the risk for Alzheimer's disease, giving a fresh target for research into treatments for the mind-robbing disorder. |
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"If your child has a particular gene profile, drinking any alcohol in pregnancy will have an effect on IQ - but, and it's a big but - your child may not have one of those identified gene defects, and so the effect is negligible." Dr Simon Newell, from ... |
University of Adelaide researcher Professor Claire Roberts, from the university's Robinson Institute, said researchers had discovered that a variant of the gene AGT2R predisposed women to pre-eclampsia during pregnancy. The condition, affecting about 7 ... |
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Their findings also revealed several instances where pig genes resembled a human gene associated with disease, such as diabetes, obesity and Alzheimer's. |
Bill Miller spends time with his wife Beverly, who has Alzheimer's, and their grandson Benjamin Miller in their yard in Salt Lake City, Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012. |
Photos.com/Rice University. Scientists at the University of Georgia, Harvard Medical School and the University of Utah have discovered a new gene that regulates heme synthesis in red blood cell formation. Urvaksh Karkaria: Staff Writer- Atlanta ... |
The findings were published online Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine and involved collaboration by more than 44 research institutions. |
AMKL patients with the fusion gene were also found to be at high risk of failing therapy. Researchers checked long-term survival of 40 AMKL patients treated at multiple medical centers around the world and found about 28 percent of patients with the ... |
WASHINGTON - There's one result from the election that we likely won't know for months or even years: the full meaning of this year's massive run-up in campaign spending. See realtime coverage See all 22 sources » |
A rare mutation of a gene that's normally linked to inflammation could triple the risk of Alzheimer's disease, according to new research from an international team of scientists. |
Is the world's coffee supply threatened by global warming? A recently published scientific study concludes that as much as 99.7 percent of wild Arabica coffee—the bean that accounts for 70 percent of the global market—may fall victim to rising ... |