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17th case of mad cow disease delays Canada's movement into better risk status
The president of Canada Beef Export Federation says the country's 17th case of mad cow disease has not affected markets.The beef cow was born in 2004 in Alberta, and the fatal degenerative brain disease was confirmed on Feb. Ted Haney...
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Scientists Find New Form of Prion Disease that Damages Brain Arteries
Study in Mice May Offer Clues for Treating Alzheimer's Disease WHAT: National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like...
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Scientists Find New Form Of Prion Disease That Damages Brain Arteries
WHAT: National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like brain deterioration typically seen in prion diseases.
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Scientists Find New Form of Prion Disease that Damages Brain Arteries
National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like brain deterioration typically seen in prion diseases.Instead, it...
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Scientists find new form of prion disease that damages brain arteries
WHAT: National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like brain deterioration typically seen in prion diseases.
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New form of prion disease damages brain arteries
ScienceDaily (Mar.4, 2010) National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like brain deterioration typically seen in ...
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Scientists find new form of prion disease that damages brain arteries
Study in mice may offer clues for treating Alzheimer's disease WHAT: National Institutes of Health (NIH) scientists investigating how prion diseases destroy the brain have observed a new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like...
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NIAID Media Availability: Scientists Find New Form of Prion Disease that Damages Brain Arteries
News Releases 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 By Topic Media Inquiries Resources National Institute of Allergy andInfectious Diseases (NIAID)http://www.niaid.nih.gov WHAT: National Institutes of Health (NIH)...
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New Form of Prion Disease That Damages Brain Arteries Found
A new form of the disease in mice that does not cause the sponge-like brain deterioration typically seen in prion diseases has been observed by NIH scientists.Instead, it resembles a form of human Alzheimer's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, that...
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New Prion Disease Damages Brain Arteries
A team of scientists from the US and the UK have found a new type of prion disease in mice that damages brain arteries and may help us better understand and treat types of Alzheimer's disease that cause similar damage.You can read a scientific paper...
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Researchers Induce a New Transmissible Prion Disease
Researchers at the Baltimore Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine have conducted a study on prion disease and found that transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) can be induced without an outside...
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Parkinson's, Alzheimer's Brains Melt After Freezer Breaks Down in London
Dozens of frozen brains kept for research on conditions including mad cow disea Parkinson's, Alzheimer's Brains Melt After Freezer Breaks Down in London.
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Researchers induce a new transmissible prion disease
ScienceDaily (Feb.26, 2010) Researchers at the Baltimore Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine have conducted a study on prion disease and found that transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) can be...
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Researchers Induce A New Transmissible Prion Disease
Source: VA Maryland Health Care System Newswise Researchers at the Baltimore Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine have conducted a study on prion disease and found that transmissible spongiform...
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NU Tech 2010 to showcase study on prion disease treatment
February 4th, 2010 Nagoya University RE TRIANGLE PARK, NC Nu Tech 2010, a one-day conference focusing on investing in collaborative technologies will include medical research from Gifu University of Japan on a potential treatment for spongiform encephalitis,...
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Texas bioscience testing lab chooses Norcross
Georgias budding bioscience industry gets a boost Tuesday with the announcement that a Texas nonprofit will open a testing laboratory in Gwinnett County.QualTex Laboratories expects to invest $12 million and hire 125 scientists, technicians and support staff...
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Pall Corporation blood filter reduces prions and leukocytes
Pall Corporation (NYSE: PLL) has launched the Leukotrap Affinity Plus Prion and Leukocyte Reduction Filter System for blood supplies.The new CE marked blood filter dreduces prions and leukocytes in a single step. Infectious prions (PRPsc)...
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CJD dad's Disney dream comes true
A 25-YEAR-OLD West Norfolk dad who has the human form of so-called Mad Cow Disease has had his dream holiday with his family - thanks to local support.Dad-of-two Dean Burrell is among the youngest in Britain to have contracted vCJD or 'variant'...
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CJD dad's Disney dream comes true A 25-YEAR-OLD West Norfolk dad who has the human form of so-called Mad Cow D
A 25-YEAR-OLD West Norfolk dad who has the human form of so-called Mad Cow Disease has had his dream holiday with his family - thanks to local support.Dad-of-two Dean Burrell is among the youngest in Britain to have contracted vCJD or 'variant'...
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To Reuse or Not to Reuse?
Trends favor single-use instruments, but questions remain.In the contest between reusable and single-use equipment for the hearts and minds of US cataract surgeons, single-use instruments appear to be gaining ground. Concern about infections such as mad...
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USDA Scraps Bush-era Animal Disease Traceability System
(ENS) - In an effort to win support from ranchers and farmers, the U.S.Department of Agriculture will develop a new framework for animal disease traceability, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced Friday. 'After concluding our listening tour on the...
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Prions may Play Positive Role in Brain Function
Category: Research News Font Size Prions, which are a special class of proteins, are best known as causative factors for mad cow and other neurodegenerative diseases.Despite this negative reputation, according to a new report in the...
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Medical News: Prions May Help Memories Persist
Prions, proteins better known for the "negative" role they play in spreading mad cow disease, may also have a positive and important role in helping memories persist.Medical News: Prions May Help Memories Persist.
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Prions May Help Memories Persist
Prions, proteins better known for the 'negative' role they play in spreading mad cow disease, may also have a positive and important role in helping memories persist.This tentative suggestion was the conclusion of a study by Dr Kausik Si of...
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Prions May Help Memories Persist
Prions, proteins better known for the "negative" role they play in spreading mad Prions May Help Memories Persist.
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