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Nanoparticles do not damage DNA across barriers by signaling molecules

November 9, 2009 by QED induced rad...

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Ionizing radiation emitted by nanoparticles damages the DNA by penetrating barriers instead of the nanoparticle signaling across the barrier for the DNA to be damaged

First blog in ScienceBlog

November 8, 2009 by shaohua2011

Blog has prevailed for years for it provides us a convinient way to convey our own ideas freely. All the bloggers can share their minds with readers and communicate or even debate with them.

The Sunyaev- Zeldovich Effect is independent of Redshift because of Cosmic Dust

November 7, 2009 by QED induced rad...

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Cosmic dust explains why the intensity of the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect is independent of Redshift.

Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect

Alternative Therapy for Conventional Cancer

November 6, 2009 by DuncanAzzopardi

The main focus of this blog has been to discuss the scientific progress being made in the field of BHD Syndrome, whether that is in basic cell biology, to understand the mechanism(s) of pathogenesis i

MicroRNA’s Role in Interferon’s Contribution to Inflammation

November 6, 2009 by Lupus Foundatio...

Interferons (IFNs) are proteins produced by immune cells when the immune system is activated.

The 123rd Congregation of the Skeptics' Circle

November 5, 2009 by BlueGenes

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The latest Skeptics' Circle is finally here, written by yours truly! By way of a teaser, I'll relay the first few words. *Hypnotic voice* As you read them you can feel the need to find out more rise up within you...breathe deeply...relax...and follow the link.

Academician: Welcome, one and all, to the 123rd meeting of the Skeptics’ Circle. Hat tip to one of the most important men ever to stand up and say ‘Er…hang on’ for tonight’s theme...

Head on over to Blue-Genes.net to find out more. We have an excellent cast including James Cole, several posts from Skeptic North and Richard Hughes from Young Aus Skeptics, covering topics from the H1N1 vaccine and prayer-healing to the Bald-Faced Bubul and hiking in the mountaints. Read the carnival, follow the links, and subscribe to interesting new skeptics!

Healthy!

November 5, 2009 by catl

Do you want to be healthy ? There is a study done in Greece says people can live longer and healthier lives if they eat what is known as the Mediterranean diet.

When I run I Trip a lot

November 3, 2009 by jcasimir

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Well if you havent guessed it I'm a runner and I enjoy running in the woods and on trails. If not your not use to runnin on trails its very easy to trip and fall.

Climate change - coming to a land near you soon...

November 3, 2009 by sprocket

Droughts, floods and hurricanes may sound like the stuff of disaster films, but it could be the future for some of our favourite tourist destinations if climate change and global warming has its way.

BMVIT Showcases the Austrian NANO Initiative.

November 2, 2009 by prandd

"NANO: Science. Industry. Impact. 09" at Tech Gate Vienna November 9, 2009

Science around fish oil benefits is more compelling now than ever.

November 1, 2009 by Aquaris

Earlier this year (August 2009) cardiologists published benefits of omega-3 fatty acids (DHA, EPA from fish oil) in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology after reviewing data on four trial

Carnival! Carnival! Submissions to the 123rd Skeptics' Circle

October 31, 2009 by BlueGenes

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Ladies and Gentlemen! Carnival Season is upon us, or rather: carnival season is upon Blue-Genes.net. For the uninitiated: the Skeptics' Circle is an ancient (by intertube standards) rite where the cleverest clogs in the world get together fortnightly to share their thoughts on many issues that have become clouded by poor logic, bias, and silliness.



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