Deepti

Real Name: Deepti
Location: India
Joined:3-19-2006
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Obese People Have 'Severe Brain Degeneration'
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by Deepti  8-25-2009    1
 wow!
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Stowaway mosquitoes threaten Galapagos wildlife
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by Deepti  8-16-2009   
 :(
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Scientists find new strain of HIV
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by Deepti  8-3-2009   
 That can't be good.....
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Why the #$%! Do We Swear? For Pain Relief
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by Deepti  7-13-2009    1
 i knew there had to be a reason ;)
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Gene variations hinder mental illness tests
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by Deepti  7-5-2009   
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A few extra pounds can add years to your life
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by Deepti  6-25-2009    1
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Size does matter for some animals
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by Deepti  6-20-2009   
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A spider does what with his junk?
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by Deepti  5-26-2009    4
 all I can say is youch!
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Waste could be crucial in search for cleaner fuels
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by Deepti  2-1-2009   
 In a similar move to use waste efficiently, British renewable energy company New Earth Energy has partnered with waste management group Biossence to generate renewable energy in the northwest of the UK. They want to use household and industrial waste as an energy source at two plants in the northwest of the country by 2010
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Infection cuts mosquitoes' lives short
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by Deepti  1-5-2009    3
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Even a tiny bit of flab raises heart failure risk
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by Deepti  12-24-2008   
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Climate history may explain empires' fall
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by Deepti  12-5-2008   
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Thin line between love and hate?
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by Deepti  10-30-2008    1
 But there were important differences as well. A bigger part of the cerebral cortex -- an area linked to judgment and reasoning -- de-activates with love compared to hate. While both emotions are all-consuming passions, it may be that people in love are often less critical and judgmental about their partner but need to maintain their focus when dealing with a hated rival, the researchers said
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New way to make stem cells is safe
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by Deepti  9-28-2008   
 Hochedlinger's team used a much more harmless virus, called an adenovirus, to carry into the cells the four transformative genes, called Oct4, Sox2, Klf4 and c-Myc. They used mouse skin cells and also liver cells from fetal mice and got both types to look and act like iPS cells As the cells divide, they dilute the virus until it disappears, he said. But the genetic changes remain. To test the cells they made chimeras --- a blend of two separate animals. They injected their newly made cells into mouse embryos and when the pups were born, they carried visible evidence that the cells had indeed transformed them And so far, these chimeric mice have not developed any tumors If it works, some day doctors may be able to make tailor-made transplants to treat diseases in people by removing a few cells, transforming them in the lab and transplanting the new tissue or organs back in
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Studies Show the Value of Not Overthinking a Decision...
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by Deepti  9-26-2008    1
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What Happens if You Fall Into a Black Hole?
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by Deepti  9-16-2008    3
 If you fell into a large enough black hole, your last moments would be a little bit like being on the inside of a distorted, one-way mirror. No one outside would be able to see you, but you'd have a view of them. Meanwhile, the gravitational pull would bend the light weirdly and distort your last moments of vision
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Even viruses get sick
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by Deepti  8-7-2008   
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Universe's first star born tiny, grew huge: study
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by Deepti  8-1-2008    1
 The processes churning inside the stars synthesized the universe's first heavy elements. In dying, these stars may have blasted this stuff back into space to become building blocks of future stars and planets composed of many more elements
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plant refugees
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by Deepti  6-25-2008   
 The researchers used two different climate models that predict changes in temperature and rainfall through 2100 to make their projections -- one that assumes higher and another that assumes lower greenhouse gas emissions. What the models did suggest, however, is that reducing greenhouse gases would have a significant impact on native species
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Healthy lifestyle triggers genetic changes: study
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by Deepti  6-19-2008    3
 Freaking amazing!
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Prescribed heroin shows promise
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by Deepti  6-3-2008    1
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Monkeys genetically modified to have Huntington's Disease
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by Deepti  5-19-2008    2
 One of the two surviving monkeys has developed symptoms including involuntary movements of the hands and face. The other has no symptoms of the disease yet but may develop them later.
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Australian platypus genome a link to evolution
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by Deepti  5-8-2008   
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Petrify, liquefy: new ways to bury greenhouse gas
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by Deepti  5-8-2008   
 interesting
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Scientists find something good about a big bottom
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by Deepti  5-7-2008   
 Researchers have known for some time that fat that collects in the abdomen -- known as visceral fat -- can raise a person's risk of diabetes and heart disease, while people with pear-shaped bodies, with fat deposits in the buttocks and hips, are less prone to these disorders
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Study links arms and legs with memory loss
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by Deepti  5-6-2008    2
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British team finds two genes for osteoporosis
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by Deepti  4-29-2008   
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Global consortium to hunt for cancer genes
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by Deepti  4-29-2008   
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Cancer cure using 'nano robots'
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by Deepti  4-27-2008   
 'Heat therapy' - Targeted treatment - Magnetic particles which have a coating that binds them to cancerous cells are injected into the patient. - The particles are heated with a "light oven" which uses electromagnetic radiation to warm the particles by between 1 degree C and 5 degrees C. - The heat produced kills the cancer cells without harming the healthy cells nearby
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Praise as good as cash to brain
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by Deepti  4-24-2008    1
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Average-looking men are most trusted
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by Deepti  4-23-2008    2
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World map of metabolism finds blood pressure clues
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by Deepti  4-21-2008   
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Chest pain in middle-age an ominous sign
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by Deepti  4-20-2008   
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Mushroom extract may stop breast cancer growth
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by Deepti  4-16-2008   
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"Lyuba" gives scientists glimpse of mammoth insides
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by Deepti  4-10-2008    1
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Lungless frog discovered in Borneo
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by Deepti  4-10-2008    1
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Seven or more eggs a week raises risk of death
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by Deepti  4-9-2008    1
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Stem cells from skin treat brain disease in rats
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by Deepti  4-8-2008   
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Depressed people more prone to Alzheimer's: study
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by Deepti  4-8-2008   
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Three rare mutations lower blood pressure
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by Deepti  4-8-2008   
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