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Trader Albert Young, right, watches the board as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Monday, April 12, 2010

US STOCKS-Data lift Wall St, S&P; hits another record

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Wall St flat, but tech and biotech lift Nasdaq

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

Sinovac Biotech, Ltd (SVA) Reports VAT Halved in Vaccine Sal StreetInsider
Sinovac Announces Favorable Reduction in Value Added Tax Rat PR Newswire
Wall St retreats on Iraq worries Independent online
UPDATE 1-Basilea shares fall on setback for pneumonia drug i Reuters
Blue-chip sell-off cools market Philadelphia Daily News
Business news in brief Philadelphia Daily News
Basilea shares fall after setback for pneumonia treatment in Reuters
Swaraj Private Limited Deccan Chronicle
The Ticker Boston Herald
Overnight Markets: Wall Street declines on Iraq concerns Citywire
While you were sleeping: Iraq concern weighs on stocks Scoop
R&D spend in biotech outpaces revenue South China Morning Post
>China Allergy Drugs Production and Demand to Grow Rapidly T Seattle Post
>Digital Campaign Unveils Good Neighbor Pharmacy of the Year Seattle Post
Prison for duo behind $100M stock fraud U~T San Diego
SDBN builds professional biotech networks The Examiner
>Animal Feed Additives Market Worth $20,233.2 Million by 201 Seattle Post
>Molecular Diagnostics Market worth $7.9 Billion by 2018 - N Seattle Post
Pennsylvania lawmakers eye 'biosimilar' approvals WPXI
Biotech's new French connection U~T San Diego

A-B-Z-DNA Side View

DNA protects itself from UV light

ARCHIV: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the deadly September attack on a US diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya (Foto vom 23.01.13). Am Donnerstag (31.01.13) haelt Clinton ihre letzte Rede als US-Aussenministerin. Als ihr Nachfolger hat der US-Senat am Dienstag (29.01.13) den 69-jaehrige Vietnam-Veteranen und ehemaligen Praesidentschaftskandidaten John Kerry gewaehlt. (zu dapd-Text)

Hillary Clinton: Good Genes or Good Docs?

A mouse looks on at an Argentine laboratory in Buenos Aires, Thursday Jan. 8, 2004. This laboratory develops transegenic mice with modified neurological genes that can be used to study possible treatments for diseases such as Parkinson's and schizophrenia.

Lab mice get addicted to sun exposure, you might too

How a family photograph could help diagnose a rare genetic d The Daily Telegraph
Genetic links between schizophrenia, cannabis? Independent online
Dynamics of cancer chain in cell membrane unravelled The Times Of India
Experts revive assault on pesticide, GM corn Independent online
UK 'could run out of land by 2030' as housing, food The Daily Telegraph
Controversial study about GM corn reignites debate Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Vampire bats' blood diet leads to loss of bitter taste BBC News
Otago international research collaborations gain funding Scoop
Is empathy in your genes?Scientists say 20% of people are &# The Daily Mail
Fighting paediatric disease through research Scoop
Drug from Indian spices to fight hypertension The Times Of India
>Rising Incidence of Genetic Diseases Drives the Global Gene Seattle Post
Why There Still Isn't An Ebola Cure Huffington Post
Schizophrenia-marijuana study flips the reefer madness equat The Los Angeles Times
Chaz Ebert, Wife Of Deceased Film Critic Roger Ebert, 'U Huffington Post
Interaction between the SLC19A1 gene and maternal first trim Atlanta Journal
Genetic link between cannabis and schizophrenia discovered The Examiner
Are cannabis smokers genetically more likely to develop schi The Daily Mail
Today on New Scientist New Scientist
Rare genetic disorders diagnosed by computer analysis of pho 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

How we created spooky experimental music in a superconductor The Guardian
World's protected areas not protecting biodiversity: St The Siasat Daily
James Bond: Is 007 now simply a death-defying dullard? Canberra Times
James Bond: Is 007 now simply a death-defying dullard? Sydney Morning Herald
Vampire bats' blood diet leads to loss of bitter taste BBC News
New algae species could provide valuable biofuel The Times Of India
Fighting paediatric disease through research Scoop
Southampton Varsity discovers mutations that can cause oesop The Siasat Daily
>Molecular Diagnostics Market worth $7.9 Billion by 2018 - N Seattle Post
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100 Jobs That Will Get You Out Of Bed Every Morning Business Insider
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Mobile phones carry owners' bacterial 'fingerprint BBC News
50 Fabulous electives for homeschooled high schoolers The Examiner
Tiny alien body found in Chile remains a mystery The Examiner
DAVV flouting UGC norms, animal dissection experiments conti The Times Of India
Making the most of every opportunity China Daily
Here's how you can save lives without being a doctor The Times Of India
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Two Georgia sites among those sampled in worldwide ocean sam The Florida Times Union

UK 'could run out of land by 2030' as housing, food The Daily Telegraph
Swaraj Private Limited Deccan Chronicle
Big challenge for Sec. Kiko Journal Online
'Natural' Food Sounds Good But Doesn't Mean Much National Public Radio
India's Rare Chance to Redefine Capitalism Huffington Post
Monsanto sows seeds of inversion with Swiss rival The Irish Times
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Lexington Herald-Leader
Monsanto sows seeds of inversion proposal with Swiss rival S The Irish Times
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might STL Today
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might The Guardian
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Denver Post
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Philadelphia Daily News
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might The News & Observer
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Fresno Bee
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Star Telegram
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might The Miami Herald
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might The Wichita Eagle
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Newsday
Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Tampa Bay Online
>Abe's grand plan to revive Japan's economic might Seattle Post

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Wall St flat, but tech and biotech lift Nasdaq

Experts revive assault on pesticide, GM corn Independent online
Rat Study Shows Consumers At Risk Scoop
R&D spend in biotech outpaces revenue South China Morning Post
SDBN builds professional biotech networks The Examiner
>Animal Feed Additives Market Worth $20,233.2 Million by 201 Seattle Post
>Molecular Diagnostics Market worth $7.9 Billion by 2018 - N Seattle Post
Biotech's new French connection U~T San Diego
>Rising Incidence of Genetic Diseases Drives the Global Gene Seattle Post
California biotech IPOs burgeoning, thanks in part to federa The Los Angeles Times
3 more biotech companies get IPO fever Business Journal
US STOCKS-Dow, S&P; 500 dip as data lift ebbs; Nasdaq up on b Reuters
Wall St flat, but tech and biotech lift Nasdaq Independent online
Biotech firm leases former Friendship School in Eldersburg Business Journal
US STOCKS-Wall St flat, but tech and biotech lift Nasdaq Reuters
Report: Biotech Funding Growth At Risk U~T San Diego
Controversial Seralini study linking GM to cancer in rats is The Guardian
Johnson & Johnson Innovation Center to fund $10 million Jans Business Journal
SÃ©ralini study on toxic effects of GMOs and glyphosate repu The Examiner
Biotech R&D; spending outpaces revenue growth: report Reuters
Biotech R&D; spending outpaces revenue growth-report Reuters

A chicken salad made with celery, cucumber, apples, fresh dill, and mayonnaise

Cucumbers in sour cream are a refreshing summer side dish

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

Experts revive assault on pesticide, GM corn Independent online
GM Foods - a Question of Morality or Survival All Africa
Controversial study about GM corn reignites debate Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Fighting paediatric disease through research Scoop
Rat Study Shows Consumers At Risk Scoop
We need more Sharyl Attkissons WorldNetDaily
Dr. Oz: GMO and pesticide dangers, link between antibiotics The Examiner
Is your family 'hooked' yet on straw that's u The Examiner
Is Soy Healthy or Not? Huffington Post
Zombie Retracted SÃ©ralini GMO Maize Rat Study Republished T Forbes
How do you know when certain supplements are good or bad for The Examiner
Acceptance and Choice Huffington Post
Today on New Scientist New Scientist
Profile of Gilles-Ã‰ric SÃ©ralini, Author Of Republished Ret Forbes
Controversial Seralini study linking GM to cancer in rats is The Guardian
CA Prop 37 GMO food labeling initiative defeated The Examiner
Study attacking genetically modified food republished New Scientist
SÃ©ralini study on toxic effects of GMOs and glyphosate repu The Examiner
Gmo Research, Technology 'Confined to Labs' All Africa
Chocolate and decaf green tea: What are the possible health The Examiner

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