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Blocking a Biological Bully

By: Isaac Eliaz | 2012-04-19 | Cancer
Galectin-3 may sound like the name of a planet out of “Star Trek,” but in truth, this biological protein can be much more ominous. I shed light on the subject of Galectin-3 and its role as a chronic disease culprit, in a recent lecture presented at the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians (OncANP) 2012 Convention & Exposition. read more

A decade of Discovery

By: Celeste | 2010-12-06 | Environment
The largest rainforest on earth, the Amazon, has proved unrivalled biological diversity according to a report by WWF; Amazon Alive! Over 1200 new species of plants and vertebrates have been discovered over the last decade. A number greater than other areas such as Bornea, the Congo Basic and Eastern Himalayas combined over the same time period. read more

Rewarding Careers in Human Biology

By: Wasim Ahmad | 2010-03-30 | Employment
Human Biology involves two or more disciplines and professions and studies human beings from the individual and cellular stage to the population stage. Varied career paths can be pursued by a human biology major and these include healthcare, research, education and environmental management and preservation. read more

Biology jobs

By: Talal | 2011-09-09 | International studies
Study in the metropolis of London, or in the wider spread of England beyond. Choose the mountains and open spaces of Scotland or Wales. Take in the distinctive atmosphere of Ulster. Wherever you decide to go, you can be sure to find a rewarding and stimulating course. But what about the standards read more

Marine biology

By: Talal | 2011-09-09 | International studies
People enjoy the boating life in all sorts of ways. They may sail alone, they may like partying or simply prefer to be with their partner or family in a shared activity. It doesn't matter because they all share one thing - the pleasure and fun that comes from putting their nautical skills into practice in whatever way appeals to them most. read more

Biology Papers

By: Charles Miller | 2010-10-28 | Reference & Education
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Blue Ocean Discovery Industry

By: mumu | 2010-09-16 | Ethics
Ikeda Kikunae 1908 Japanese invented MSG, opening a new era of human taste. 1935 invention of the British Royal chefs chicken read more

Computing For Taxonomies and Biology

By: Peter Hale | 2010-03-31 | Computer
This article describes research into providing new insights for science via use of computing and web science. Semantic Web and Web 2.0 techniques can aid in providing visualisation and interactivity to enable end-user programming by scientists for collaboration. This can be used for provision of web based interactive editable taxonomies. Current research into this is described and related to solving of the above problem. read more

New Health Discovery

By: Koly Alen | 2011-05-23 | Health & Fitness
The majority American's states of health are very fearful. They smoke and drink too much, and they are too fat with less exercise, and they should not eat too much. I will introduce the brief healthy state of Americans in this article. read more

New Discoveries of 2010

By: Eric Giguere | 2010-12-05 | Science
Many new things are discovered each year because the life is changing continuously and scientists are incessantly trying their best to find out plenty of secretes around our planet. Fish With "Hands", the author of “the Dead Sea Scrolls”, and new animal species so on are among the biggest discoveries of this year. These things are considered as the biggest achievements because of their influences and importance. Let’s find out more about them and other discoveries as well through these photos as following: read more

What Do You Know About Biology Inspiration?

By: Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. | 2010-05-27 | Environmental
While I hold a vision of a wholesome future, we are currently confronted with a crisis of global proportions. Scientists have shown that Earth's biosphere is in the throes of experiencing its sixth mass extinction. Five previous mass extinctions almost wiped out life on the planet. They are attributed to extraterrestrial forces such as comets or asteroids hitting the earth. The current extinction read more

Facebook Discovery

By: Darri Smith | 2012-07-10 | Internet Marketing
Most of us have creative profitable ideas that we want to start on but no idea on where one can sell and how one can market the product. First timers may think they would need to have a physical store to sell it and also millions to promote it on television and newspapers or magazines but with this option in Facebook, we can actually do it for free. All we need is click, click, post and post, invi read more

New Discoveries in Article Marketing

By: Mike Long | 2010-03-31 | Article Marketing
While Internet marketing is still a relatively new trend, it is one that is continuously growing at a fast rate. Many new online tools are cropping up here and there that are aimed to consistently improve marketing strategies for websites or online businesses. These are clearly designed to make our lives much easier and to give us more time to focus on other aspects of our websites or businesses so that we see long-term growth as a whole. Through these new discoveries, our work is simpler and we are able to realize success quicker than before. read more

New Discoveries in Diabetes Research

By: Michael Smith, MD | 2010-04-01 | Diabetes
Dabetes research has discovered new innovative treatment strategies. Offering new hope for beating this devastating disease, clinical research studies over the past 5 years reveal the two most important treatment objectives: restoring insulin sensitivity and preventing glycation. read more

Fujian Biology And New Medicine Industry Entered A Rapid Development

By: polo | 2010-10-25 | Customer Service
Statistics relevant departments show that last year, Fujian Province and the new bio-medical industry output of about 25 billion yuan, of which 13 read more