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NewLink Genetics Corp. virologist Dr. Won-Bin Young works in a lab, Jan. 26, 2005, at the Ames, Iowa, company. Scientists at the small biotechnology company believe they have discovered a way to turn the body´s immune system against cancer cells an

New gene tests may give cancer patients quicker path to treatment

UAB finds high-powered partner for genomics The Business Review
BayBio's Gail Maderis blazes a trail through biotech The Business Review
South Florida biotech firm raises $15 million in financing Business Journal
Shire rejects AbbVie's $46bn bid Independent online
>Kalon and the Texas Biocorridor will be front and center at Seattle Post
Valeant’s unsolicited bid for Allergan part of a cheek The Irish Times
Times ranking: Topper Panjab University aims higher The Times Of India
>California Healthcare Institute Congratulates Newly-Elected Seattle Post
>Real Time Location Systems Market Projected to Reach $3.70 Seattle Post
>Nanosatellite Market Worth $1887.1 Billion by 2019 - New Re Seattle Post
California board awards $29 million in tax credits San Francisco Chronicle
CA board awards $29 million in tax credits U~T San Diego
California board awards $29 million in tax credits The Miami Herald
California board awards $29 million in tax credits The Charlotte Observer
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California board awards $29 million in tax credits The State
UPDATE 1-Northwest Bio drug for inoperable tumors safe so fa Reuters
Local billionaire Frost to step down as Teva chairman The Business Review
Biotech firm attracts $15 million in financing Sun Sentinel
GM ignition deaths, derelict regulation, who is ultimately b The Examiner

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How mapping the human proteome reveals new insights into our bodies

Lt. Kimberly Edgel, right, and Carmen Lucas examine a positive malaria blood smear at U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) 6.

Faster way to find origin of malaria

This 2005 photograph depicted a female Anopheles albimanus mosquito while she was feeding on a human host, thereby, becoming engorged with blood. Like other species in the genus Anopheles, A. albimanus adults hold the major axis of the body more perpendicularly to the surface of the skin when blood feeding. Anopheles spp. adults also generally feed in the evening, or early morning when it is still dark. This species is a vector of malaria, predominantly in Central America.

Malaria: GM mosquito offers hope

Healthcare for apes: L.A. Zoo works to help gorilla with val The Los Angeles Times
Epigenetics 101, part 2: cancer, chaos and chemo The Guardian
Zoologger: Old magpies get wise to freeloading cuckoos New Scientist
Asra Tabassum awarded PhD in Genetics The Siasat Daily
Health care for apes: L.A. Zoo works to help gorilla with va The Los Angeles Times
SMC Heads-Up: mining, new SAVVY pricing, AUT's giant squ Scoop
Gene Willers: Bank president 'prepared to die,' va The Examiner
Take heart! Gene flaw is good Deccan Chronicle
Rare gene flaws can cut heart disease risk by 40% The Times Of India
Genetic Control Mechanism for Major Livestock Pest Scoop
Deer profit initiative wins government support Scoop
Gene Frenette: When does Blake Bortles become a starting QB? The Florida Times Union
Did 'Game of Thrones' scenario shape evolution of fi The Los Angeles Times
Genes Tied to Curvature of Spine in Kids Atlanta Journal
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Five Critics Say You Shouldn't Read This 'Dangerous& Huffington Post
Gene Willers locked employees in bank vault and 'prepar The Examiner
Spanish 'Pit of the Bones' yields 17 remarkable earl Reuters
Neanderthals evolved their teeth before big brains New Scientist
Gene Chizik predicts how Auburn will finish in 2014 Atlanta Journal

DF Medica GenoDiet System. Dna based diet, nutrition, fitness and beauty programs for a guided path towards wellbeing and health.

How mapping the human proteome reveals new insights into our bodies

Lt. Kimberly Edgel, right, and Carmen Lucas examine a positive malaria blood smear at U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) 6.

Faster way to find origin of malaria

NewLink Genetics Corp. virologist Dr. Won-Bin Young works in a lab, Jan. 26, 2005, at the Ames, Iowa, company. Scientists at the small biotechnology company believe they have discovered a way to turn the body´s immune system against cancer cells an

New gene tests may give cancer patients quicker path to treatment

Take heart! Gene flaw is good Deccan Chronicle
Rare gene flaws can cut heart disease risk by 40% The Times Of India
'Rectify' recap: I'm just too broken Entertainment Weekly
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Mindlaunch features online summer tutoring The Examiner
BU exams rescheduled Deccan Herald
â€œMakingâ€ in America, Changing the World: An Immigrant Ma The White House
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Healing warriors by making a census of combat wounds' mi Stars and Stripes
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Stop Everything and Go Watch â€˜Rectify' The Daily Beast
How mapping the human proteome reveals new insights into our The Guardian
Russell Group universities to run specialist maths schools The Daily Telegraph

'IB report reveals how NGOs work against development of The Siasat Daily
>Kalon and the Texas Biocorridor will be front and center at Seattle Post
Safe Food Foundation's name is a 'con job', says The Guardian
Opponents rally against Missouri 'right to farm' The Wichita Eagle
Kauai council defers crop research land tax bill San Francisco Chronicle
Kauai council defers crop research land tax bill The State
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Tech, energy funding show signs of life in local economy The Business Review
Cellectis Surges as Pfizer Buys In to Novartis Challenge Swissinfo
â€˜IB report will aid Indian seeds sector by foreign firmsâ€ The Hindu
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Stunning 3D Installation of Pre-Hispanic Corn Gods Protests Inhabitat
Call to lift tolerance level for GM material in organic crop Australian Broadcasting Corporation
GM crop report row OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT New Delhi, June The Telegraph India
Farm activists criticise IB report on GM foods Zeenews

BayBio's Gail Maderis blazes a trail through biotech The Business Review
Gov't cracks down on foreign-funded charities The Gleaner
Next 'batch' of Water Center incubator startups unve The Business Review
India cracking down on foreign-funded charities The Salt Lake Tribune
India cracking down on foreign-funded charities Palm Beach Post
Biotech Receptos Files For Another Stock Offering U~T San Diego
New European rules on biotech crops please no one New Scientist
Clifford Alderson: Blind Man Graduates With Auto Mechanics D The Inquisitr
UGC to give thrust to biotech research The Hindu
Can Synthetic Biology Survive in a World Haunted by "Fr Huffington Post
Fremont biotech Ardelyx set to go public this week The Business Review
Hair loss treatments: Do hair loss treatments really work? The Examiner
Vermont sued for its GMO labeling law The Examiner
Albany Medical College develops biotech accelerator Business Journal
>Genomics Market by Product, Consumables & Services Worth $1 Seattle Post
Convergence considers IPO after GSK spin-off, as European bi Reuters
>Life Sciences Tools Market: Global Analysis, Size, Share, G Seattle Post
>Biorefinery Market 2018: Industrial Biotechnology, Physico- Seattle Post
Genetic 'barcode' to identify origin of malaria The Siasat Daily
Open: growth debate floodgates OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT New The Telegraph India

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This 2005 photograph depicted a female Anopheles albimanus mosquito while she was feeding on a human host, thereby, becoming engorged with blood. Like other species in the genus Anopheles, A. albimanus adults hold the major axis of the body more perpendicularly to the surface of the skin when blood feeding. Anopheles spp. adults also generally feed in the evening, or early morning when it is still dark. This species is a vector of malaria, predominantly in Central America.

Malaria: GM mosquito offers hope

ADVANCE FOR USE SUNDAY JULY 6 ** Debbie Coluter, a certified nurses assistant, assists an elderly inmate, with Alzheimer's Disease, to his cell at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville, Calif., Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Older and terminally ill inmates cost two-to-three times as much to incarcerate as younger prisoners, straining state prisons and costing taxpayers billions of dollars.

Alzheimerâ€™s patients one step closer to regaining memory

Ensure English is used on social media, Jayalalithaa tells P The Siasat Daily
Gov't cracks down on foreign-funded charities The Gleaner
Are your calcium and vitamin D supplements calcifying your a The Examiner
Genetic Control Mechanism for Major Livestock Pest Scoop
Dr. Oz talks GMOs and two-week rapid weight loss diet: Nine The Examiner
Dr. Oz: Stealth GMOs and updates on two-week rapid weight lo The Examiner
GM ignition deaths, derelict regulation, who is ultimately b The Examiner
India cracking down on foreign-funded charities The Salt Lake Tribune
High hopes for hypoallergenic peanuts Baltimore Sun
High hopes for hypoallergenic peanuts Sun Sentinel
High hopes for hypoallergenic peanuts Daily Press
High hopes for hypoallergenic peanuts Reuters
Consumer Reports launches campaign to ban 'natural' Penn Live
Consumer Reports launches campaign to ban 'natural' Lehigh Valley
India cracking down on foreign-funded charities Palm Beach Post
Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Open Up New Front In War On Peace FM Online
Energy trilemma: Can power be cheap, clean and secure? New Scientist
New European rules on biotech crops please no one New Scientist
Cancel permission to Greenpeace to collect foreign funds: In Deccan Chronicle
Organic group considering changes to GM tolerance Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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