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Wheat Genetics: Boron Tolerance Discovery Will Mean Better Yields

Wheat Genetics: Boron Tolerance Discovery Will Mean Better Yields

Researchers have identified the genes in wheat that control tolerance to a significant yield-limiting soil condition found around the globe; boron toxicity. Wheat has been difficult to work with in…
Biology Of Fat: Process That Affects Metabolic Syndrome Identified

Biology Of Fat: Process That Affects Metabolic Syndrome Identified

A new study has discovered that microRNAs (miRNAs), small RNA molecules that play important roles in regulation in many types of tissue, play a major role in the distribution and determination of fat…
Genetics Matter: Sorry, Malcolm Gladwell, You Will Not Be Usain Bolt No Matter How Hard You Practice

Genetics Matter: Sorry, Malcolm Gladwell, You Will Not Be Usain Bolt No Matter How Hard You Practice

Sorry Malcolm Gladwell, and you positive thinking book buyers at Whole Foods, you are not going to be a world-class sprinter no matter how much you practice unless you were born with exceptional…
Johnny Rosin Up Your Bow, And Play Your Genes Hard

Johnny Rosin Up Your Bow, And Play Your Genes Hard

A new study has affirmed what most of us knew - practice makes perfect, but only if you have some ability. In the nature versus nurture debate, Usain Bolt is still going to run faster than most…
Genetics Are Dominant Risk Factor In Common Cancers

Genetics Are Dominant Risk Factor In Common Cancers

Though cultural advocates invoke cancer for their causes, genetics is the dominant risk factor in common breast, prostate and colorectal cancers.  Researchers at the Centre for Primary…
"Tom Sawyer" Proteins Get Other Genes To Do The Work For Them

"Tom Sawyer" Proteins Get Other Genes To Do The Work For Them

Writing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists have shown regulatory proteins in the nucleus to adopt a kind of “Tom Sawyer” behavior when it comes to the work of…
Cdk5 Discovery: Blocking Key Enzyme Minimizes Stroke Injury

Cdk5 Discovery: Blocking Key Enzyme Minimizes Stroke Injury

In rodent models, a drug that blocks the action of the enzyme Cdk5 could substantially reduce brain damage if administered shortly after a stroke, according to a new paper in the Journal of…
Osteoporosis: MicroRNA That Blocks Bone Destruction Could Be New Therapeutic Target

Osteoporosis: MicroRNA That Blocks Bone Destruction Could Be New Therapeutic Target

A promising molecule that blocks bone destruction could provide a potential therapeutic target for osteoporosis and bone metastases of cancer, according to a new study. The molecule, miR-34a, belongs…
Mitochondrial Mutation Linked To Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome Identified

Mitochondrial Mutation Linked To Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome Identified

Significant progress has been made over the last 25 years to identify genetic abnormalities associated with congenital myasthenic syndromes (CMS) but many patients remain genetically undiagnosed. A…
Giving Worms Anorexia Doubles Their Lifespan In Study

Giving Worms Anorexia Doubles Their Lifespan In Study

If you could live longer, would you be weaned on an extreme, emaciating diet? The search for the foundation of youth has been happening forever and a popular idea in recent years has been caloric…

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