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Carnegie Mellon Scientists Unveil New Tool To Understand Evolution of Multi-Domain Genes; Results Upend Current Analyses, Herald New Way To Exploit Key Proteins in Cancer
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via Ascribe @ 0:54 18th May
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PITTSBURGH, May 15 (AScribe Newswire) -- Carnegie Mellon scientists have discovered critical flaws in the standard method used to analyze gene evolution. Standard methods fail when applied to genes that encode multi-domain proteins, an important class of proteins crucial to human health. Computational biologist Dannie Durand and colleagues have for the first time tackled the dilemma of how to study the ancestry of multi-domain genes.
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via Pharmaceutical Executive @ 18:49 16th May
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Carnegie Mellon scientists have discovered critical flaws in the standard method used to analyze gene evolution. Standard methods fail when applied to genes that encode multi-domain proteins, an important class of proteins crucial to human health. Computational biologist Dannie Durand and colleagues have for the first time, tackled the dilemma of how to study the ancestry of multi-domain genes. Full story
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via National Science Foundation @ 20:03 24th May
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PITTSBURGHCarnegie Mellon scientists have discovered critical flaws in the standard method used to analyze gene evolution. Standard methods fail when applied to genes that encode multi-domain proteins, an important class of proteins crucial to human health.
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via Genetic Engineering News @ 1:21 16th May
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Carnegie Mellon scientists have discovered critical flaws in the standard method used to analyze gene evolution. Standard methods fail when applied to genes that encode multi-domain proteins, an important class of proteins crucial to human health.
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via PhysOrg.com @ 4:01 17th May
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Carnegie Mellon scientists have discovered critical flaws in the standard method used to analyze gene evolution. Standard methods fail when applied to genes that encode multi-domain proteins, an important class of proteins crucial to human health.
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via Science Daily @ 6:52 16th May
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NEW YORK—The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) passed new domain name regulations at its annual conference in Paris this week, reported the World Journal. Thousands of new domain names such as .paris and .Pepsi will be created. Non-English languages, including Chinese will be used in domain names, which is seen as the most significant evolution in Internet domain names in the past twenty years. All current available domain names will be used up by 2011. ICANN will start accepting applications for new domain names in 2009. The application fee starts at 100,000 USD.
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via NCM Online @ 22:29 29th Jun
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NEW YORK—The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) passed new domain name regulations at its annual conference in Paris this week, reported the World Journal. Thousands of new domain names such as .paris and .Pepsi will be created. Non-English languages, including Chinese will be used in domain names, which is seen as the most significant evolution in Internet domain names in the past twenty years. All current available domain names will be used up by 2011. ICANN will start accepting applications for new domain names in 2009. The application fee starts at 100,000 USD.
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Departments of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Columbia University, New York, New York 10027, HHMI, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, New York 10032, Department of Chemistry, Hunter College of The City University of New York, New York, New York 10065, Department of Chemistry, City College of The City University of New York, New York, New York 10031
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via American Chemical Society @ 4:26 20th May
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Domain.com, a domain registration company and provider of managed web site services, declared that it is helping individuals and businesses get up and running on the web with a special 'Free Domain Day Giveaway' promotion on Tuesday, May 20, 2008. It announced that the visitors to the Domain.com web site will get a chance to win one of 25 free .com, .net, and .org domains every hour from 9:00am to 4:00pm Pacific Time. During the giveaway, it will be promoting its full array of value added services, including Web hosting with a free Web site builder, URL and e-mail forwarding, e-mail accounts and private domain registration, adds the company.
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NEW YORK - Nestled in the center of a new community of over 3,500 condos, "Columbus Circle West" is the brand new state-of-the-art facility, the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, or MMAC. It was designed by the architects who created some of the country's most acclaimed theatre spaces, including the Joyce and Arena Stage. Located in Manhattan at 248 West 60th Street in the midst of a brand new luxury condominium community called The Element, MMAC's aim is to offer the best dance and fitness classes available to the public, while also acting as a multi-purpose arts center.
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Everyone seems convinced Steve Jobs will announce a new iPhone next week at WWDC and the speculation is wild as to what new features it will include: 3G cellular support, GPS, new design, etc. While I'll admit the evidence is strong that a new phone will be introduced -- one cannot ignore the low supply of the current model or indicators like AT&T's "no June/July vacations" memo to staff -- I am not convinced this new phone will be radically different from the current model.
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The Board of the global internet domain registrar Icann approved a recommendation that could see a whole range of new names introduced to the internet's addressing system. A final version of the implementation plan must be approved by the Icann Board before the new process is launched. It is intended that the final version will be published in early 2009. Presently, users have a limited range of 21 top level domains to choose from, while this proposal allows applicants for new names to self-select their domain name so that choices are most appropriate for their customers or potentially the most marketable. It is expected that applicants will apply for targeted community strings such as (the existing) .travel for the travel industry and .cat for the Catalan community (as well as generic strings like .
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via Telecom.paper @ 8:21 27th Jun
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via MedicineNet.com @ 7:26 2nd Jul
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MONDAY, June 30 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have identified 21 new genetic regions implicated in Crohn's disease, bringing to 32 the total number of genes and loci -- regions of the genome typically including one or more genes that are known to increase susceptibility to the disease.
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via Medbroadcast @ 0:30 19th Jul
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MONDAY, June 30 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have identified 21 new genetic regions implicated in Crohn's disease, bringing to 32 the total number of genes and loci -- regions of the genome typically including one or more genes that are known to increase susceptibility to the disease.
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MONDAY, June 30 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have identified 21 new genetic regions implicated in Crohn's disease, bringing to 32 the total number of genes and loci -- regions of the genome typically including one or more genes that are known to increase susceptibility to the disease.
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MONDAY, June 30 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have identified 21 new genetic regions implicated in Crohn's disease, bringing to 32 the total number of genes and loci -- regions of the genome typically including one or more genes that are known to increase susceptibility to the disease.
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via HealthCentral.com @ 20:59 30th Jun
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