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  • Store Bought Vitamins - Synthetic?

    Did you know that most store bought vitamins and minerals are synthetic and are hard on your liver and kidneys? Have you noticed that if you do take store bought vitamins that you switch the brands like switching shampoos?

    Think about how a cell works. If someone was suffering from scurvy, all they had to do was eat an orange and the body would immediately recover because the cells recognized that copper is the center of vitamin C and that it has all of it's bioflavinoids surrounding it and just one tiny arm of the copper is vitamin C.

    When you buy synthetic vitamin C, you are o ...
    Author: Zach Thompson
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  • Rabbit Coat Colour Genetics
    Genetics are what make a rabbit, or any living organism, look the way it does. It makes a rabbit be a certain size, be a certain colour, have a certain type of coat or ears, and more. This introduction, however, is just for the genetics concerning the coat colours of rabbits.
    Chromosomes and Genes

    Chromosomes are strands of DNA that act as a map. They map out exactly how the rabbit will look. In each cell, inot including the sex cells and red blood cells, a rabbit has 22 chromosomes. Each one of these pairs controls a different thing about the rabbit. For example, one might control t ...
    Author:
    Sarah Giers
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  • Remote Control Bacteria; We Can Not Allow That.

    Remote Control Bacteria. Why not, we have remote control everything. Controlling RNA, DNA, Proteins and enzymes. By turning on and off the Riboswitches:

    http://www.the-scientist.com/yr2004/may/re...ch1_040524.html

    Scientists are learning ways to turn off and on Bacteria too by switching proteins on and off. Well this is incredible and brings us closer to the idea of Matrix II, where human beings are and all species are living a computer program. Kind of Science Fictionish. It is such a great period to be alive and rivals the Renaissance and or Roman and Greek periods. We are fin ...
    Author: Lance Winslow
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  • Wake-Up Call

    Direct Answers - Column for the week of October 7, 2002

    In the first half of May, I went through two remarkable changes. One was physical and the other involved emotional recall.

    The physical one was what I thought was flu and a heavy dose of it. It was accompanied by a surreal shivering never experienced before or since. The recall was of a family I knew in my school days more than 20 years ago.

    I imagined them not during the school years, when I knew them, but much earlier. I got images of all three children as handsome creatures having just come into this world. I saw t ...
    Author: Wayne Mitchell
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  • Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia - Greenebaum Cancer Center
    In almost all people with chronic myelogenous leukemia, the genetic material (chromosomes) in the leukemia cells has a feature that is not normal (it is called the Philadelphia chromosome). Email.


  • National Comprehensive Cancer Network Our Programs
    Imatinib resistance is evidenced in patients who do not have hematologic response or who are still 100% positive for Philadelphia chromosome at 6 months, or patients who do not have a major response.


  • BIO Approved Biotechnology Drugs
    Gastrointestinal tumors; First-line treatment of adult patients with newly diagnosed Philadelphia chromosome-positive chronic myeloid leukemia May 2001 Feb 2002 Dec 2002 Gliadel wafer.


  • Select Ex-Vivo Cell Term to View Report
    Recent studies have shown the K562 blasts are multipotential, hematopoietic malignant cells that spontaneously cells produce hemoglobin; cells carry the Philadelphia chromosome with a b3-a2 fusion.


  • Test Directory - Stanford Hospital and Clinics
    BCR/ABL, FISH Order Code: CYFBCR Synonyms: FISH T(9;22); Philadelphia Chromosome Specimen Type: Whole Blood, Bone Marrow, other Cellular fluid Container Type: Green top tube (Sodium heparin), sterile.


  • City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center
    In most people with CML, the genetic material (chromosomes) in the leukemia cells have a feature that is not normal called a Philadelphia chromosome. This chromosome usually doesn't go away, even.


  • Warning! Lack Of Exercise Could Be Harmful To Your Health

    You know it’s bad when the Surgeon General issues a warning that lack of exercise is hazardous to your health. And that was back in ’96. Since then, the stats haven’t improved much, either: 25% of the American population is still sedentary and 60% do not exercise regularly (Reference: http://www.cdc.gov).

    For fitness minded folks, we could do worse than to follow the “hour-a-day” prescription outlined by the Surgeon General’s Healthy People Report. It’s just a guideline, of course and, as you already know, any amount of activity packed into your busy schedule is going to earn you heal ...
    Author: Laura Turner
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  • The Essential Conflict in Humans
    The two parts of our beings:

    One part of our beings is our DNA-based species’ nature, which includes the elements of our brain activity and awareness that evolved to contribute to our survival in the world and especially, the survival of our unique individual DNA, generation to generation.

    The other part is an “accidental” outcome of DNA’s survival activities in the world – Consciousness.

    The nature of consciousness:

    Consciousness came about as an “emergent” property from the individual organism’s need to be able to make survival “decisions” moment-to-moment, rather ...
    Author:
    Clive Taylor
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