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Discovery of new way for bacteria to transfer toxic genes to unrelated bacterial species

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Non-toxic Clean-up Method For Potentially Toxic Nano Materials Created Using Horseradish Enzyme

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed the first natural, nontoxic method for biodegrading carbon nanotubes, a finding that could help diminish the environmental and health concerns that mar the otherwise bright prospects of the super-strong materials commonly used in products, from electronics to plastics.

Pitt researchers create non-toxic clean-up method for potentially toxic nano materials

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed the first natural, nontoxic method for biodegrading carbon nanotubes, a finding that could help diminish the environmental and health concerns that mar the otherwise bright prospects of the super-strong materials commonly used in products, from electronics to plastics.

Pitt Researchers Create Non-Toxic Clean-Up Method For Potentially Toxic Nano Materials

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Pitt researchers create non-toxic clean-up method for potentially toxic nano materials

Horseradish enzyme biodegrades carbon nanotubes increasingly used in products, from electronics to plastics

Pitt researchers create non-toxic clean-up method for potentially toxic nano materials

Horseradish enzyme biodegrades carbon nanotubes increasingly used in products, from electronics to plastics

Now, a natural method to clean up potentially toxic nano materials

Washington, December 17 : University of Pittsburgh researchers have come up with a non-toxic natural method for biodegrading carbon nanotubes, which may help reduce the environmental and health concerns regarding the use of super-strong materials that are used in a wide range of products, from electronics to plastics.

#82: The New Immune System Weapon: A DNA Catapult in Your Gut

Researchers looking at the white blood cells called eosinophils found a new weapon in the immune arsenal: toxic webs of DNA flung in less than a second by a kind of cellular catapult. Triggered by a bacterial invader, the eosinophils hurl DNA snares and secrete toxic proteins. The snares trap the bacteria and concentrate the toxins enough to do some damage.

Toxic Poinsettias? Hangover Cures? It May Be All Fiction

It's that magical time of year when people are willing to suspend disbelief just a little bit and hope that holiday miracles, like Santa delivering presents across the globe in a single evening, can actually happen.

Toxic smoke in Iraq worries returning troops

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The pervasive smoke spewing from the junk heap at Balad Air Force Base in Iraq is causing many returning troops to be concerned about the effects on their long-term health.

Transferring toxic genes to other microbes, bacteria gain in virulence

Mumbai attack 'iconic', terrorists had British link: MI5 spy chief (Second Lead)

WMP 12 toxic to certain MP3 files

Tags: Microsoft Windows Media Player, Microsoft Windows 7, Beta, MP3, Microsoft Windows, Digital Music, Digital Media, Operating Systems, Software, Personal Technology

Nanotech sensor detects toxic compounds in living cells

CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. scientists have developed a tiny sensor that can detect small amounts of cancer-causing substances or trace the effectiveness of cancer drugs inside living cells.

Nanotech sensor detects toxic compounds in living cells

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European banks purge 30bln euros of toxic waste

French bank Natixis has said that it had placed 19 billion euros (27 billion dollars) of assets in a special vehicle for parking while positions were purged, sending its shares up 8.04 percent.

Researchers Create Nontoxic Clean-up Method for Common, Potentially Toxic Nano Materials

University of Pittsburgh researchers have developed the first natural, nontoxic method for biodegrading carbon nanotubes, a finding that could help diminish the environmental and health concerns that mar the otherwise bright prospects of the super-strong materials commonly used in products, from electronics to plastics.

Nanotechnology researchers create nontoxic clean-up method for potentially toxic nanomaterials

Synthesizing gold nanoparticles with imidazolium salts opens up new uses in medicine and alternative energy

Pitt Researchers Create Nontoxic Clean-up Method for Common, Potentially Toxic Nano Materials

Horseradish enzyme biodegrades carbon nanotubes increasingly used in products, from electronics to plastics

Pitt Researchers Create Nontoxic Clean-up Method for Common, Potentially Toxic Nano Materials

Horseradish enzyme biodegrades carbon nanotubes increasingly used in products, from electronics to plastics

Banks may take more control of media

LONDON -- A toxic mix of structural, cyclical and funding problems confronting European media may force banks to take more control of newspapers as tightening credit markets limit their options to relax loan conditions.

Banks seen pressuring media businesses

LONDON--A toxic mix of structural, cyclical and funding problems confronting European media may force banks to take more control of newspapers as tightening credit markets limit their options to relax loan conditions.

'Eco-sculpture' unveiled in city

An "eco-sculpture" which can turn toxic gasses from cars back into oxygen and nitrates is to be unveiled in Dundee.

Get paid for recycling your phone

But instead of contributing to the toxic waste in landfill, you can recycle your phone, and get paid for it.

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