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Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
At a meeting on Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD) at the Royal Society of Medicine, sponsored by Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), doctors have called for coroners to routinely request consent from relatives to allow small amounts of tissue to be retained from young people (under 35 year olds) who die suddenly from heart disease or without explanation.
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Medical News Today (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
While progress has been made in identifying genes associated with asthma, the disease is complex, and its development is likely dependent upon both genetics and environmental exposures, according to a leading expert presenting at the annual meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) in Miami Beach, Fla. On one hand, 39 potential "asthma genes" have been identified....
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Pam's House Blend (Free subscription) | yesterday
Well, here's one of our personal story diaries we usually save for the weekend. I went to the San Diego VA Medical Center this past election day (November 3, 2009), and did some snooping to find the exact date my genetic test was taken, and find out what the clinical name of the test is. After I found out the exact date and the test name, I went over to the office that releases records, and got the...
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A little about .... (Free subscription) | yesterday
In accordance with a newly published study, novel uses of genetic testing can help observe how animal diets may change on account of global warming and are helping focus on wildlife smuggling.
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IOL (Free subscription) | yesterday
New uses of genetic testing can help track how animal diets may change due to global warming, experts have said.
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Deseret Morning News (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
It was bigger than Facebook and even Twitter, had more visits than Michael Jackson's new movie site and others boasting the...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
My dear friend Amber Carroll, who has died aged 62, began her career as a teacher in her native South Africa, but then fled the apartheid regime and came to London. At first, she lived briefly in the shadow of Westminster Abbey, and taught the choirboys there. When I first met her in 1996 she was teaching at a Roman Catholic school (although she was a Quaker) in Elstree, Hertfordshire. Later, she...
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Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
The answers to the questions of why only some people get funny-smelling urine after eating asparagus, develop Alzheimer's in old age or sneeze when looking at the sun depends on their genome. Now anybody with a credit card and Internet access can order a test purporting to demystify their DNA. Saturday afternoon, three experts discussed the implications of widely available genetic testing at an event...
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Hindu (Free subscription) | yesterday
MYSORE: While the keynote address and the general thrust of the conference on “Genetic engineering, farming and food”, held here on Saturday, dealt with science behind GM crops and their ramifications on food security, the ...
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Hindu (Free subscription) | yesterday
MYSORE: A conference on “Genetic engineering, farming and food” held here on Saturday discussed the science behind genetically modified (GM) crops and examined their ramifications on food security, environment and genetic ...
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PLoS ONE (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
Exposure to environmental factors during fetal life and infancy is thought to play an important role in the early development of innate and adaptive immunity. The immunological relationship between mother and infant and the effect that environmental exposures have during pregnancy and early childhood have not been studied extensively. Here the production of cytokines was measured in 146 pairs of mothers...
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Legal Theory Blog (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
Mark A. Rothstein (University of Louisville - Institute for Bioethics, Health Policy, and Law) has posted Legal Conceptions of Equality in the Genomic Age (Law & Inequality, Vol. 25, pp. 429-463) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This article presents...
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009
Doctors are calling for human tissue to be routinely kept for genetic testing whenever young people die without explanation.
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Mick Hartley (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
BBC headline: "China to auction Olympics condoms". So....who else assumed we were talking here about used condoms? A chance for some genetic engineering; top price for Usain Bolt.... But no: When the Olympics hosted by Beijing ended, a collector snapped...
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pen8gnig | 10/28/2009
http://www.1-language.com/eslnews/science021217.htm \Today, we tell about a new vaccine that may prevent a kind of cancer. We tell about a study that says older women can have healthy babies. And we tell about efforts to make silk by using genetic engineering.Today, we tell about a new vaccine that may prevent a kind of cancer. We tell about a study that says older women can have healthy babies. And...
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drhassan | 09/21/2009
SPLICE 2009 Free English Movie Online, Watch Splice Movie Review, Free Poster,Clive and Elsa are superstars of the genetic engineering world. They specialize in splicing together DNA from different animals to create fantastical new hybrids
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yojeranl | 09/16/2009
Want to download Splice full movie online ? Splice is the latest blockbuster to hit the screens in US. Read on as I share with you more about the movie and where to download Splice . Splice - The Plot Clive and Elsa are superstars of the genetic engineering world. They specialize in splicing together DNA from different animals to create fantastical new hybrids. The charismatic couple wants to use human...
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