Unowned animals discovery

Science (09 Mar, 2007)
Aggressive women - genes' fault

A new research has found the true cause of aggressive behavior in women. The University of Pittsburgh conducted a study where it was revealed that variations in serotonin receptor gene are closely related to hostility and ill temper in women. ...
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//12 Feb 28, 2009 12:17 PM | posted by: shelly

as a woman who gets angry at times find it helpful to get to the root of the anger. What riggers these emotions and how to ovoid them altogether if possible, or how to confront the triggers in a positive manner that will not be a result of negativity that sometimes result from anger. In all your anger sin not says the good book(holy bible). Follow this rule and anger will become a thing of the past. anger for rightousness is good but sin not

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//11 Oct 09, 2008 07:32 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

"Love and other moments are just chemical reatctions in your brain,
And feelings of aggression are the absence of the love drug in your veins..."
Hope that says it all... :)

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//10 Oct 09, 2008 07:17 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

Yeah well, we, women, are hard to bear with...so, you guys, just have no other choice than accept us the way we are.... :)

Science (14 Mar, 2007)
Chemical Found in Cosmetics, Soaps and Lubricants is Hazardous for Men

Till now scientists have been aware of the fact that exposure to phthalates is linked to reproductive issues. Recently they have discovered that this chemical, found in nearly everything including plastics, shampoos, cosmetics, lubricants, paint and soaps, is strongly connected to abdominal obesity and insulin resistance in adult males. This scientific discovery was made by the University of Rochester Medical Center. ...
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//5 Dec 13, 2008 07:40 AM | posted by: kenneth

i learned a loy of this.thank you very much

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//4 Sep 06, 2008 02:16 AM | posted by: km rosales

tnx 4 the info about dat things...

can i used dis article 4 my project in chem.?

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//3 Jun 28, 2008 02:58 AM | posted by: adesgtd

thank ,,,..you

Science (23 Apr, 2007)
Worms and Humans Are One Family

Research proved that the worms and humans have the same origins, at lest their nervous systems do. While it was a fact that they have some common ancestors, yet now it was proved their nervous systems are forming in about the same way. ...
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//5 Oct 04, 2007 08:53 PM | posted by: andy

i odnґt like this article. itґs so borring..... donґt have interesting topic

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//4 Jul 19, 2007 10:22 PM | posted by: lj

clearly you havent heard of Dr. Mello's nobel winning research on RNAi. as a test subject, he used this transparent worm (I'm currently looking up the name of it) which had many of the organs humans do, which make them excellent test subjects. its true that if we chart out the human evolution, we'd see that one of them would branch out to become what is a worm today. what is our nervous system is probably altered for the modern worm due to the drastic conditions the two live in. you have to remember though, the ancestor wasnt last generation: the two have been changing themselves to adapt to different, yet ever changing conditions for millions upon millions of years.

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//3 Jun 26, 2007 07:48 PM | posted by: Larry Skelf

I have my doubts about the validity of these claims of finding a human brain fossil. I would like to see photos. on the other hand, I do have photos of the real thing, One that my wife and I own. This one is for real. Check it out on You Tube Man with two brains (I was trying to catch attention).
Honestly, I do really have this thing and it is Infiltration nature actual cast pseudo morph, not encrustation and not endocast.

Science (10 Jan, 2008)
Glowing Pig Gives Birth to Glowing Piglets

A pig that was cloned by Chinese scientists passed its genes to the piglets. This discovery will be helpful for the development of human transplant organs. ...
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//5 Jan 13, 2009 08:31 AM | posted by: Jake

This is wild. When will this end? Where do we draw the line? Soon we'll be genetically modifying humans and having "designer children". Releasing these organisms into the environment is wrong. We've already done it on a mass scale with genetically modified foods. This needs to stop.

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//4 Feb 27, 2008 06:37 PM | posted by: chsorioles2008 [InfoTOT]

weird...still cool but honestly whats next?

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//3 Feb 27, 2008 06:35 PM | posted by: chsorioles2008

weird.......whats next honestly? Still cool though

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

Science (05 Nov, 2009)
Researchers Hope to Create Genetic Zoo With 10,000 Species

An international group of scientists will gather a collection of DNA samples taken from more than 10,000 animal species. Genome 10K will be able to provide important clues on the evolution of vertebrates. ...
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//3 Nov 10, 2009 04:23 AM | posted by: greendan80 [InfoWILD]

interesting idea, hope they find enough money to start the program. you never know what future may bring.

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//2 Nov 05, 2009 06:15 AM | posted by: gurk [InfoBIG]

are they collecting only animal species, or human too? some humans are getting extinct as well, for instance, indigenous peoples in the north of the globe

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//1 Nov 05, 2009 03:32 AM | posted by: alcotrazz [InfoBIG]

This is a pretty much usefull thing! yet on the other hand, what if the scientists try tu ressurect the tiranosaur rex, which will escape the cage 100%... what will we have then? Godzilla?

Science (19 Sep, 2008)
Hundreds of New Species Discovered in Australian Waters

Scientists found hundreds of new kinds of animals that have never been described or collected before on Australian reefs. ...
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//3 Sep 29, 2009 05:24 PM | posted by: Unknown

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//2 Jan 31, 2009 10:55 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

Great

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//1 Sep 23, 2008 02:15 AM | posted by: Maxriter [InfoWILD]

that is one weird fish - interesting though. Such findings show that humans still have to explore earth and may be we'll be able to find cures for various illnesses and discover more alternatives for a greener environment. We should protect our planet. peace to you all.

Science (17 Nov, 2008)
100M-Years-Old Primitive Organisms Discovered in Tree Resin

Intact marine microorganisms have been recently found in tree resin. Scientists claim that the perfectly preserved microorganisms might have been trapped in the resin 100 million years ago. ...
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//1 Jun 14, 2009 01:26 AM | posted by: resin

this is really great!!!

i thought that this was not found

Health & Fitness (19 Nov, 2008)
Hunger and narcotic substances

French scientists have come to the conclusion that the state of continuous hunger, characteristic for persons sick with anorexia, has an influence on the human brain similar to those of narcotic substances. ...
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Current Events (22 Nov, 2008)
The Shnobel Award - Directly From Harvard

As a tradition, before the Nobel week in Harvard, at the beginning of October this year, there also took place the 18th yearly Ceremony of Shnobel Awards. The Shnobel award is a special award given for researches that at first make you laugh and which only later make you think. ...
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Environment (01 Dec, 2008)
Evolution of Turtle's Shell Retraced

The recent discovery of turtle fossils in southwestern China gave scientists the possibility to determine the origin of their shells. As they found out, ancestors of modern turtles had hardened skin on their backs instead of shells. ...
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Environment (08 Dec, 2008)
Ancient Tribes Celebrated on Grave Sites

A new research in Southern America has found out that ancient tribes organized celebrations and barbeques right on the graves of their departed chiefs. ...
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Health & Fitness (29 Jan, 2009)
Brain Hemispheres Make War For Neurons

The majority of animals, including human beings, have an unequal division of functions between the 2 brain hemispheres. But it isn't that simple since the hemispheres are involved in a real war in order to obtain one or another responsibility. ...
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Health & Fitness (21 Mar, 2009)
Is Stress Harmful For The Brain?

In the early 1990's, J. Douglas Bremner and his colleagues from the National Center of Studies Upon Posttraumatic Disturbances have discovered that the volume of the hippocampus is decreased among war veterans, who had suffered from posttraumatic stress. ...
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Health & Fitness (30 Mar, 2009)
Japanese Scientists Created New Cervical Cancer Vaccine

Scientists from the National Institute of Infectious Diseases in Tokyo, Japan, managed to create the next-generation vaccine that tackles human papillomavirus (HPV), which can lead to uterine cervical cancer. ...
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