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Genetics used to sort out poorly known -- and hunted -- whale species - 03/10/2013

Saving the whales often means knowing -- sometimes genetically -- one group of whales from another, say researchers attempting to define populations of a medium-sized and poorly understood baleen whale that is sometimes targeted by Japan's scientific whaling program. In a new study, scientists from...

New data-driven machine learning method effectively flags risk for post-stroke dangers - 03/10/2013

A team of experts in neurocritical care, engineering, and informatics, with the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, have devised a new way to detect which stroke patients may be at risk of a serious adverse event following a ruptured brain aneurysm. This new, data-driven...

Johns Hopkins experts devise a way to cut radiation exposure in children needing repeat brain scans - 03/10/2013

A team of pediatric neurosurgeons andneuroradiologists at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center has developed a way to minimize dangerous radiation exposure in children with a condition that requires repeat CT scans of the brain. The experts say they reduced exposure without sacrificing the...

Naked jets of water make a better pollutant detector - 03/10/2013

When you shine UV through water polluted with certain organic chemicals and bacteria, the contaminants measurably absorb the UV light and then re-emit it as visible light. Many of today's more advanced devices for testing water are built to make use of this fluorescent property of pollutants; but...

Native tribes' traditional knowledge can help US adapt to climate change - 03/10/2013

New England's Native tribes, whose sustainable ways of farming, forestry, hunting and land and water management were devastated by European colonists four centuries ago, can help modern America adapt to climate change. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-10/dc-...

CU-Boulder researchers use climate model to better understand electricity in the air - 03/10/2013

A research team led by the University of Colorado Boulder has developed a global electric circuit model by adding an additional layer to a climate model created by colleagues at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder. Fuente : http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-10/uoc...

Molecular imaging predicts risk for abdominal aortic aneurysms - 03/10/2013

Several newly identified markers could provide valuable insight to predict the risk of rupture abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA), according to new research published in the October issue of the Journal of Nuclear Medicine. Imaging with PET/CT has shown that dense white blood cells in the outermost...

How an aggressive fungal pathogen causes mold in fruits and vegetables - 03/10/2013

A research team led by a University of California, Riverside molecular plant pathologist has discovered the mechanism by which an aggressive fungal pathogen infects almost all fruits and vegetables. The team discovered a novel virulence mechanism of Botrytis cinerea, a pathogen that can infect more...

Warmer oceans could raise mercury levels in fish - 03/10/2013

Rising ocean surface temperatures caused by climate change could make fish accumulate more mercury, increasing the health risk to people who eat seafood, Dartmouth researchers and their colleagues report in a study in the journal PLOS ONE. Fuente :...

Researchers find that bright nearby double star Fomalhaut is actually a triple - 03/10/2013

The nearby star system Fomalhaut -- of special interest for its unusual exoplanet and dusty debris disk -- has been discovered to be not just a double star, as astronomers had thought, but one of the widest triple stars known. The results are described in a paper recently accepted for publication...

Los insectos dedican menos tiempo y esfuerzo al sexo en las horas previas a una tormenta - 02/10/2013

Polillas, escarabajos y pulgones alteran su comportamiento sexual en previsión de lluvias y fuertes vientos. La sensación de muerte inminente hace que los machos resuelvan la cópula más rápidamente para no resultar heridos. Estos cambios pueden perturbar a comunidades ecológicas completas. Fuente :...

Does Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Increase the Risk of Metabolic Syndrome? - 02/10/2013

People suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) face a greater risk of cardiovascular disease and death. A new study involving a comprehensive review of the medical literature shows that PTSD also increases an individual's risk of metabolic syndrome. What links these two disorders is...

Scripps Florida Scientists Shed Light on Body’s Master Energy Regulator - 02/10/2013

Scientists from the Florida campus of The Scripps Research Institute have discovered some key features that explain just what turns on a protein that is considered to be a master regulator of how the human body uses and stores energy. Fuente : http://www.alphagalileo.org/ViewItem.aspx?ItemId=1...

October GSA Today: Earth upon Impact - 02/10/2013

In the October issue of GSA Today, Grant Young of the University of Western Ontario discusses the possible causes of the numerous glaciations that characterized the Neoproterozoic and concludes that a dramatic shift in Earth's climate may have occurred during the Ediacaran, in part due to a large...

Transgendered males seen as an asset to some ancestral societies - 02/10/2013

Transgendered androphilic males were accepted in traditional hunter-gatherer cultures because they were an extra set of hands to support their families. Conversely, by investing in and supporting their kin, these males ensured that their familial line - and therefore also their own genetic make-up...

Red wine chemical, resveratrol, remains effective against cancer after the body converts it - 02/10/2013

A chemical found in red wine remains effective at fighting cancer even after the body's metabolism has converted it into other compounds. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/2...

Newly identified biomarkers help predict outcome in deadly lung disease - 02/10/2013

A study has identified a gene expression profile that can predict outcomes and lead to better treatment for one of the most lethal lung diseases, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/v...

Cost savings for those who need surgery as ACL injury treatment - 02/10/2013

To aid in the decision making process, a study offers new information for those considering or needing surgery. For the first time, researchers assessed the economic and societal impact of ACL surgery in relation to the cost of the procedure and confirmed a significant cost savings to society over...

Longline fishery in Costa Rica kills thousands of sea turtles, sharks - 02/10/2013

The second-most-common catch on Costa Rica's longline fisheries in the last decade was not a commercial fish species. It was olive ridley sea turtles. These lines also caught more green turtles than most species of fish. These findings and more indicate that the Costa Rican longline fishery...

Fear of predators drives honey bees away from good food sources - 02/10/2013

Honey bees live in a world filled with danger in which predators seize them from the sky and wait to ambush them on flowers. Such fear drives bees to avoid food sources closely associated with predators and, interestingly, makes colonies of bees less risk-tolerant than individual bees, according to...

Computer scientists develop new approach to sort cells up to 38 times faster - 02/10/2013

A team of engineers led by computer scientists has developed a new approach that marries computer vision and hardware optimization to sort cells up to 38 times faster than is currently possible. The approach could be used for clinical diagnostics, stem cell characterization and other applications....

You say he's just a friend, but your voice says differently - 02/10/2013

New research finds that men and women alter their voices when speaking to lovers versus friends and that such variations can potentially be used to detect infidelity. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/c...

Robotic approach for gastric cancer treatment - 02/10/2013

Surgeons have performed the region’s first robotic gastrectomy, a potentially lifesaving procedure to remove a section of the stomach after a diagnosis of gastric cancer. Fuente : http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/W...

Tears for fears: Juvenile mice secrete a protective pheromone in their tears, blocking adult mating - 02/10/2013

While looking for novel pheromones that can control different instinctive mouse behaviors, researchers have discovered a pheromone found only in the tears of young mice. Their experiments showed that this molecule protects prepubescent mice from mating activity by adult male mice. The research...

Transgendered males seen as an asset to some ancestral societies - 02/10/2013

Transgendered androphilic males were accepted in traditional hunter-gatherer cultures because they were an extra set of hands to support their families. This is according to an ethnographic study. The study reports that this "kin selection" is still at play in pro-transgender societies today....

Las lágrimas de los ratones jóvenes evitan que los adultos copulen con ellos - 02/10/2013

Los roedores jóvenes se protegen del acoplamiento con machos adultos al segregar una feromona a través de sus lágrimas. El descubrimiento supone el primer paso hacia la comprensión de cómo un sistema sensorial, en este caso el olfativo, puede regular el comportamiento social. Fuente :...

Diagnostican problemas de oído en leones cautivos - 02/10/2013

Una investigación de veterinarios del Campus de Excelencia Internacional en Agroalimentación en la Universidad de Córdoba ha logrado describir, por primera vez, un tipo de alteración ósea en el oído medio de leones adultos. El diagnóstico precoz de enfermedades representa un verdadero reto...

Bonelli’s Eagle: a thirty-year study of European populations - 02/10/2013

A new scientific research analyses key vital rates in Western Europe Bonelli’s Eagle populations between 1980 and 2009. It alerts that North Spain populations are the ones at greatest risk. The research, published on the journal Ecological Monographs, a publication of the Ecological Society of...

Ciudadanos y científicos se unen para adaptar las cuencas del mediterráneo al cambio climático - 02/10/2013

El proyecto BEWATER promoverá procesos participativos entre ciencia y sociedad en once países para establecer planes de gestión sostenible del agua y de adaptación al cambio climático en cuatro cuencas hidrográficas del Mediterráneo.  Fuente :...

Herschel ayuda a detectar señales esquivas del Universo primigenio - 02/10/2013

Gracias al observatorio espacial Herschel de la ESA y a un telescopio de la Antártida, un equipo de astrónomos ha detectado por primera vez una tenue distorsión en la radiación fósil del Big Bang que allana el camino para desvelar los primeros instantes de... Fuente : http://www.esa.int/ESA_in_your_country/Spain/Hersc...
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