Bacteria

Health & Fitness (16 Mar, 2007)
A Trojan-horse strategy selected to fight bacteria

A joint project of three teams of researchers from three different US universities (University of Washington, Iowa and Cincinnati) have selected a different approach at fighting bacteria in people with cystic fibrosis. This team of scientists will investigate the possibility of substituting iron with another metal with similar properties to attract the bacteria to it. ...
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//5 Oct 01, 2008 05:33 PM | posted by: PatriciaGarcia

I need illustration..

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//4 May 12, 2008 01:01 AM | posted by: may

how this medication was administered on mice?

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//3 Feb 26, 2008 11:02 PM | posted by: aj rodriguez

..thank you for this kind of information...
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...thank you again and gob bless...

Science (29 Oct, 2007)
Scientists Discover Clays to Fight Deadly Bacteria

Mud taken from French volcanoes is believed to help scientists save thousands of human lives. ...
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Science (12 Dec, 2007)
Nanotubes Can be Produced from Bacteria

Scientists discovered that living bacteria can produce semiconducting nanotubes that have a great potential for their application in electronics, nanotechnology and other fields of material science. ...
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//1 Apr 13, 2008 05:41 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

further researches should be done and post doctoral fellowships should be given to young experts, this may protect our environment in future.

Science (23 Jul, 2008)
Biofilm Bacteria Protect Themselves With Chemical Weapons

According to the researchers from the Helmholtz Center for Infection Research, they were able to discover the strategies that biofilm bacteria use. ...
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4 votes

//8 Sep 16, 2009 02:45 AM | posted by: ann

hi. Can I ask for more information about this one? I need this for my term paper in chemistry. I am a Chemical Engineering student. I badly needed the information tomorrow.

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//7 Jun 09, 2009 12:59 AM | posted by: shreef

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//6 Jan 27, 2009 04:38 AM | posted by: abby

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Science (12 Jan, 2009)
Ground-based Bacteria May Produce Rain

A new study found that bacteria may have the ability to produce rain without leaving the ground. This is in case the powerful detergents, produced by bacteria, are able to reach the clouds. ...
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//3 May 27, 2009 02:54 PM | posted by: TD

I was wondering, since global warming is also contributed by water vapor and the bacteria that the Professor claimed to produce rain; then the bacteria has the potential to reduce global warming since it has the ability to remove the water vapor from the atmoshpere through precipitation. But we will need alot to bacteria to produce rain. Then we can creates ballon filled with bacteria and ship it in the sky and test if the bacteria will cause rainfall.

THD
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//2 Feb 15, 2009 03:02 AM | posted by: Julian Flood

I'd be interested to know how Professor Noziere has identified the surfactant as bacterial. If one looks at the outfall from even a small town on the coast, one can see an immense swathe of smoothed water, extending miles out to sea: the biggest polluter of the sea surface by far is Man. Lofted into the clouds by high winds, this synthetic surfactant will decrease the albedo of the boundary layer stratocumulus cloud and will increase insolation at the surface. The planet will warm.

Check those surfactants, Professor. There could be a Nobel in it for you.

JF

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//1 Jan 29, 2009 12:58 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

Still clear informations should have given

Science (21 Jan, 2009)
Biochemical Sensor to Help Spot Bacteria

Thanks to its latest invention, which uses biochemical measurement and detection technology, specialists at Stratophase were successful in bringing their device to the continuously developing sensor market. ...
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//6 Sep 09, 2009 11:05 PM | posted by: evasco

hallo!!!
science is great!! YEAH!

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//5 Aug 02, 2009 09:28 PM | posted by: Ashraff

Very nice and very useful to everybody

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//4 Jun 23, 2009 08:32 PM | posted by: JELLi

HOW CAN i REPORT THiS iNTO CLASS???

Health & Fitness (02 Apr, 2007)
Now one blood group fits everyone

A new discovery was made by international scientific team who established a way to convert one blood group into another. ...
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//14 Dec 13, 2008 07:08 PM | posted by: shanti_ch16 [InfoTOT]

this new discovery will soon revolutionize the field of medicine....

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//13 Oct 31, 2008 11:01 PM | posted by: LINA INVERSE

I THINK THIS DISCOVERY IS HELPFUL TO ANYONE

Science (23 May, 2007)
Breakthrough - Healing Water to Regenerate Wounds Faster

Scientists from the United States have created a "super-oxidized" water. As they say, the new type of water is able to speed up the healing of wounds.

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Science (05 Oct, 2007)
The 2007 Winners of Ig Nobel Prize Who Made us Laugh and Think

Scientists of the research projects that first make people laugh, and then make them think were awarded with Ig Nobel Prize ...
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//9 Oct 03, 2009 06:11 PM | posted by: Killwa

"Simple for Simpletons"??!! It's not simple it's just stupid!!! What a waste of time and resources!!! Who cares if "rats sometimes cannot distinguish if person is speaking Japanese backwards Dutch backwards" what is the benefit of that!!! some of those research seems very intresting but some are totally stupid!!

3 votes

//8 Nov 16, 2007 12:05 AM | posted by: nash

"it's awesome!"
one moron told me...
SENSELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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//7 Oct 21, 2007 11:01 AM | posted by: GEMOGONOR IMOKE

Hey! what the helllllllllllllllllllllllllll........... was that? U mean, all they could do in Medicine was to say the side effects of sword swallowing? Come....on, let's try to be reasonable at times, let's stop playing pranks.....It's not compolsry that, there must be discoveries every year, some years can be skipped, whenever, good and reasonable feat was not achieved by scientists, instead of messing up, the whole process by some bulks of shitssssssssss called discoveries, or what do u think??????????????

Science (07 May, 2008)
Innovative Cell-Based Sensors to Detect Danger Immediately

Scientists develop new sensors that will use sensory capabilities of biological cells to sense the danger ...
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//1 Sep 19, 2008 11:08 PM | posted by: Unknown

I hope we can avail of this device especially now that my country is prone to air pollution and spoiled food not only from its citizens but also from outside because of the laxity in our security program.

Science (21 May, 2008)
Scientific Breakthrough: Extinct Animal DNA Revived in a Live Animal

For the first time DNA from the extinct Tasmanian tiger was brought to life in another living organism by Australian scientists ...
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//5 May 31, 2009 08:15 PM | posted by: Emilie

this is very exciting. and i am actually researching DNA extraction in extinct animals for my AP Biology class and have a few questions.

what have learned about your samples so far?
i have read that there are many ways of doing this how do you go about it?
how fast does a centrifuge need to spin to seperate the particles?
what do you think are some disadvantages of this discovery?

Please, please e-mail me back it will greatly help me and would be greatly appreicated. thanks :)

cmpeckinpaugh@centurytel.net

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//4 Feb 04, 2009 12:25 PM | posted by: Ashley G.

I believe that the ability to reserect past extinct animals is very insightful. with every advancement in modern technology we achieve further capabilities that will i believe help modern day humans unlock the mysteries of the everexpanding subject of science.

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//3 Oct 30, 2008 03:17 PM | posted by: jim

im doing a scientific assignment on this i love it so much please email me with all the info you have

Health & Fitness (24 Jun, 2008)
Raw Milk - Bless or Curse?

The United States have been swept by a new healthy food craze - raw milk, the selling and buying of which is illegal in many states. ...
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Science (26 Aug, 2008)
Babies Delivered by Caesarian Section More Likely to Develop Diabetes

A study performed by scientists at Queen's University Belfast showed that babies delivered by Caesarian section are 20 percent more likely to develop Type 1 diabetes. ...
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//1 Sep 20, 2008 06:27 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

Caesarian delivery is not the best method of delivery in my opinion. It is known that children born like this have a rather worse immune system than children born in natural conditions... besides, the connection between the mother and the baby that appears once the baby is naturally born is not the same in these conditions... of course, there are cases when it cannot be avoided under certain circumstances, but when the mother simply wants to have a painless delivery... why not try to have a painless AND natural delivery? it depends a lot on the mother's positive attitude, physical form, diet, nervous system and so on...there is a lot of information nowadays about it...

Science (03 Sep, 2008)
Scientists to Use New Method of Tracing the Origin of Life on Earth

How life appeared on Earth can be now investigated through a new computational method developed by scientists from the Penn state University in the US. ...
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Science (30 Sep, 2008)
Half of American Adults Haven't Heard Anything of Nanotechnology

According to a new poll conducted by Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (PEN) and Peter D. Hart Research, about 50 percent of American adults have heard nothing about nanotechnology. ...
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//4 Jan 31, 2009 10:41 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

I'm sure, the numbers would be approximately the same in other countries as well. Simple people I mean those who don't deal with science have no idea about what is happening in this area. Probably, somebody should take the responsibility to inform people.

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//3 Oct 19, 2008 10:59 AM | posted by: rohit manoj arey [InfoKID]

oh it is soo..bad to know that half of the people did not know abt nanotecnology...where the rest of the world is creeping towards this emerging technology

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//2 Oct 03, 2008 07:48 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoBIG]

I'm sure, the numbers would be approximately the same in other countries as well. Simple people I mean those who don't deal with science have no idea about what is happening in this area. Probably, somebody should take the responsibility to inform people. Otherwise, it's impossible to speak seriously about progress if half of the population doesn't know what's going on.