Archive of articles published on the 29th of April 2010

Fluorescent compounds make tumors glow
Antibiotic regimen effective for reactive arthritis
Combination antibiotics effective against chlamydia-induced arthritis
New HIV model suggests killer T cell for vaccine
Racial disparity observed in varus and valgus thrust study of knee OA
Best care for the oldest lung cancer patients
Twice as many Swedes as Brits survive lung cancer
Obesity associated with increased risk of fibromyalgia
Study links liver transplantation to accelerated cellular aging
New research about human genetic diseases and human development
Migratory behavior affects the size of brains in birds
Sex of baby drives response to pregnancy stress
Nearly 4 million Californians report sexual or physical violence from a spouse or companion
Animals' right to privacy denied by documentary-makers
New method reveals how individual nerve cells process visual input
Hormone spray improves male sensitivity
Hand-washing, mask-wearing may limit transmission of pandemic flu
Gut bacteria offer new insights -- and hope -- for people with celiac disease
The kiss of death: Research targets lethal disease spread by insect that bites lips
New tool helps scientists 'see' molecular signals of eye disease before symptoms arise
CXCR4: A new drug target in lung cancer
Physicist finds colder isn't always slower as electron emissions increase at temps down to -452 F
Less is more when restraining calories boosts immunity
Spanish gene expression data promise targeting of anti-angiogenesis treatment
Researchers find Mass. health care reform improved access to inpatient procedures among minorities
Survey reports latest honey bee losses
'Survivor' black holes may be mid-sized
Study gives green light to plants’ role in global warming
Gene therapy sets stage for new treatments for inherited blindness, Penn veterinary researchers say
Through the looking glass: Scientists peer into Antarctica's past to see our future climate
Through the looking glass: Scientists peer into Antarctica's past to see
Scientists clock onto how sunlight puts a spring in our step
Our genes can be set on pause
Embryonic stem cells reveal oncogene's secret growth formula
Climate change will speed spread of invasive fish to northern Europe
A single protein regulates 2 immune pathways
Study reveals new genetic link to scleroderma
Nude-colored hospital gowns could help doctors better detect hard-to-see symptoms
Largest atlas of nuclear galactic rings unveiled
Study: Carbon monoxide exposure can be reduced during routine anesthesia in kids
Catching multiple sclerosis before it strikes
US Environmental Protection Agency opens access to chemical information
Communication trumps penalties in new study of social-ecological systems
Genome sequence marks big leap forward for frog researchers
Scientists report first genome sequence of frog
Mirror, mirror: Scientists find cause of involuntary movements
First case of animals making their own carotene
Low vitamin D levels are related to ms brain atrophy, cognitive function, studies show
Tiny particles may help surgeons by marking brain tumors
Research finds low oxygen resources in Central New York's Three Rivers system
China's busy blogosphere no harbinger of political freedom, open speech
Refined tools help pinpoint disease-causing genes
Strategy to help doctors determine when to treat retinopathy of prematurity
Purple Pokeberries hold secret to affordable solar power worldwide
Virginia Tech researcher explores role of human behavior in infectious disease emergence
Out of mind, out of sight: Blinking eyes indicate mind wandering
New vaccines may come from forcing giardia parasite to display its many disguises
Texas A&M scientist tracks origins of bootleg honey from China
'Different forms of flowers' continues to fascinate
Aphids evolved special, surprising talents
Sign language study shows multiple brain regions wired for language
How important is geographical isolation in speciation?
Cancer risk the same for kidney transplant recipients, no matter the drug
Protein loss in the urine harmful for people with high blood pressure
Hormone mimic reduces liver damage caused by common genetic kidney disease
Patient's whole genome reveals risk of diseases and adverse drug responses
Stanford study first to analyze individual's genome for risk of diseases, responses to treatment