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(b) The results of studies using experimental models of disease (i.e. with animals and cultured cells, often coupled with studies of radiation effects at the subcellular, biochemical and molecular levels) that can provide information on the mechanism through which the biological effect or disease arises.

[...] influenza) vaccine and acellular whooping cough vaccine [...]

Other noteworthy initiatives include the Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Action Plan, which provided increased numbers of mammograms, breast biopsies and Pap smears and reduced the number of radical, mutilating surgeries; field-level obstetrical care, such as training in emergency care for doctors and nurses and normal childbirth campaigns; the National Sickle-Cell Anaemia Carrier Treatment Programme, which focuses on women of reproductive age; and the Mobile Emergency Care Service.

Using DENSETEC® high-cell-density fermentation in the manufacture of pharmaceutical proteins, WACKER has developed processes that yield up to 400 g wet biomass/liter.

I recall that the Syrian Arab poet Nizar Qabbani, who is known and read by all Arabs, imagined, if not predicted, such a scenario and meeting years before his death in a very famous poem that begins: “Damascus, the treasure of my dreams, shall I bemoan to you Arabismor bemoan my fellow Arabs to you?

In the chemical and biological sciences, UNESCO promoted the establishment of the International Centre for Membrane Science and Technology (Kensington, Australia), the International Centre for Cell and Molecular Biology (ICCMB, Warsaw, Poland), and a number of the Biotechnology Education and Training Centres (BETCENs) such as those situated in China, Hungary, Mexico, the Palestinian Authority, and South Africa, as well as the recently established UNESCO category 2 Regional Centre for Biotechnology Training and Education in New Delhi, India, and the UNESCO category 2 International Bioinformatics, Genomics and Proteomics Training Centre in Rehovot, Israel (International BIOmics Centre).

Although approved for use for treating traumatic brain injury (TBI) in nearly 60 countries, useof citicolinein a randomized trial that included more than 1,200 participants with TBI did not result in improvement [...][...]

[...] [...] outstanding work ofmycompatriot Peter Piot, who [...]

(2008); “Effects of post-natal formaldehyde exposure on pyramidal cell number, volume of celllayer in hippocampus and hemisphere in the rat: a stereological study” (2007); “Melatonin prevents formaldehyde-induced neurotoxicity in prefrontal cortex of rats: an immunohistochemical and biochemical study” (2007); “The protective effects of caffeic acid phenethyl ester (CAPE) against liver damage induced by cigarette smoke inhalation in rats” (2007); “Protective effects of W-3 essential fatty acids against formaldehyde-induced neuronal damage in prefrontal cortex of rats” (2007); “Protective effects of W-3 fatty acids in a rat focal cerebral ischaemia-reperfusion model” (2007).

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By combining senna, olive, plane tree and pea with baobab, Clarins Laboratories created Phyto-Sunactyl 2, the exclusive complex present in Clarins sun products which protects skincells and their genetic inheritance against the sun’s aggressions.

This camp has no medical services and the five Djiboutian soldiers are ill and very weak, which is why they could not escape along with the two others.

Under terms of this agreement, COARE contributes its pioneering research on the role of Doublecortin-like Kinase 1 (DCLK1) in proliferation and differentiation of CSC including relevant screening reagents and know-how.

[...] [...] institutionsof twins must be a measure [...]

Midostaurin, a targeted small molecule inhibitor of FLT3 tyrosine kinase, is currently in Phase III clinical development for newly diagnosed patients with FLT3 mutated AML who are receiving midostaurin or a placebo in combination with chemotherapy (NCT00651261).

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The project, which is planned to continue during the next two biennia, may incorporate IUBMB/IBSP advanced schools in molecular and cell biology such as that held in 2008 in Hermanus (South Africa) on Molecular and Cellular Basis of Infection, or the one planned for 2009 in New Delhi (India) on Molecular Biology of Autoimmune Diseases.

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[...] [...] reach the cell surface, thus preventing the HIV virus from infectingthe cells orslowing the rate of infection.

In addition to the chemical synthesis of a genome able to control a bacterial cell (Craig Venter’s artificial life) other important stepping stones include: the engineering of the metabolic pathway in yeast to produce the precursor of an anti-malarial drug; the creation of a synthetic mammalian gene circuit that revealed anti-tuberculosis compounds; a demonstration of distributed biological computation; and the engineering of an E. coli to sense and kill a human pathogen.

[...] [...] replicating cells, remains unclear.

Triplets are reported to be separated from parents at birth and are institutionalized, at least for the initial [...]

(iii) on 7 July 2009, star energy international investment Company limited, an indirectly wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, entered into a provisional sale and purchase agreement with Ming Kei properties investment limited (the “Ming Kei properties”), a connected person, of which 51% of the shareholding of Ming Kei properties is beneficially owned by Mr. Nelson Wong, a substantial shareholder and an executive Director of the Company and the remaining 49% of the shareholding of Ming Kei properties is beneficially owned by Mr. Wong Wai Ngok, the elder brother of Mr. Nelson Wong in relation to the acquisition (the “acquisition”) of a property, a flat in Block 5 sorrento, 1 austin road West, Kowloon for a total cash consideration of HK$8,300,000.

(BETHESDA, Maryland, January 24, 2012) - NFCR announced today that Dr. Zhen-Yi Wang and Dr. Zhu Chen have been awarded the 7th Annual Szent-Györgyi Prize for Progress inCancer Research for their innovative research that led to the successful development of a new therapeutic approach to acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL).

When Listeria monocytogenes was recognized as a food-borne pathogen (smoked fish was one of the incriminated commodities), risk managers in some countries adopted a “zero tolerance” approach, while risk managers in others chose a microbiological criterion in terms of colony-forming units per gram of product (this provides a maximum level of bacterial presence) of 100 cfu/g. An FAO/WHO risk assessment showed that predicted illness depends on how many non-compliant products reach the market.

Advances in bioinformatics and computational biology have greatly aided the gathering, processing and utility of biological data, including: the creation of new languages; advances in data mining; improvements in modelling and simulation, including the creation of whole-cell simulations; online tools and software for visualising complex biological information, analysing gene sequence data, protein analysis; as well as designing tools.