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Breakthrough reveals first ever complete structure of a nuclear hormone receptor on human DNAFor decades, scientists have been studying nuclear hormone receptors to gain a better understanding of how they turn genes on and off throughout the body and how they function as key drug targets for a number of diseases, such as diabetes, breast cancer, osteoporosis and high cholesterol. A ne... |
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X-Ray Discovery Sparked 19th-Century DIY CrazeAfter the discovery of the X-ray in 1895, princes and paupers X-ray everything within reach "just to see what it looked like." The curator of a new exhibit on early scientific photography at San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art explains in this multimedia slide show. ... |
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The genetic disorder that kept her from dancing(Continuing Genetics and Health Series on Living with genetic disorder: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome) Beth Hopkins danced before she walked, and sang before she talked. Her mom said she was one of those little kids who just knew what she wanted. Beth was dancing until two years ago, when her conditio... |
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Is 41 too late to become a father?Last night I ate a large bowl of beetroot from my garden. This morning my urine is the colour of rosé wine and I'm worried that my semen might have taken on a similar hue. The colour of my semen is a concern because someone will be studying it in a short while. I'm considering this while s... |
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Please see if your name is on this listDid you win one of our contests this week? If your name is listed below, you should have received an email from me. If not, please send us your name and the prize you won with your shipping info. The two winners of Tooth Tissues are: #2 Charlsie Swadley #49 Jenn S. #101 Steph Elias will be chec... |
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Pickling a better squid [bioephemera]Wall of Fishes, Vanderbilt Museum from Curious Expeditions Nothing symbolizes the amateur naturalist's aesthetic as well as a wall of preserved specimens in glass jars, like the jewellike Wall of Fishes in the Vanderbilt Museum (captured here by the wonderful Curious Expeditions, in a fas... |
