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Disease Control by Decree | The Scientist Magazine®

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Disease Control by Decree. How not to deal with epidemics. April 1, 2007. An epidemic of half-truths is breaking out all over the world. Consider:. 8226; Egypt (which calls it "summer diarrhea"), Indonesia, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Thailand also deny having cholera for similar reasons, despite the tourists regularly returning to Japan, Europe, and the United States with acute diarrhea that is laboratory confirmed in their home countries as due to. Avian flu came to Hong Kong from the mainland and k...

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Giant marine virus found | The Scientist Magazine®

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Giant marine virus found. Researchers discover yet another virus with a large, complex genome, suggesting they may be fairly common. October 25, 2010. With a genome of more than 700 kilobases, a newly discovered virus marks the first giant virus known to infect a marine organism, and the second largest virus ever recorded. The discovery, published this week in. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). Editor's Note: A linkurl:2005 paper in. October 26, 2010. Every once in a while you come ...

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Surprising mtDNA diversity | The Scientist Magazine®

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Mitochondrial genomes are not uniform across cells of the body as previously believed, but vary between different tissue types, according to a study published online today (March 3) in Nature. Image: Wikimedia commons, NationalHuman Genome Research InstituteThe findings may affect forensics and the search for biomarkers, both of which utilize mitochondrial DNA. "I was surprised," said molecular cell biologist linkurl:Hans Spelbrink;http:/ www.uta.fi/imt/finmit/hanslab/ of the University o...March 3, 2010.

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Building a Better Mouse. A notoriously poor proxy for the human experience of cancer, mouse models are now undergoing a major renovation. April 1, 2010. Illustrations by Andrew Meehan. But this isn’t the story of a woman trying yet another targeted therapy that might or might not work. This is the story of her mouse—or, more specifically, the group of mice that will shadow her as she undergoes the experimental treatment. Recipe: A Mouse Model of HIV. There are many types of cancer that behave very differ...

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