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  • How to Neutralize the Terrorists Within Your Body
    How to Neutralize the Terrorists Within Your Body

    Did you know that there are free radical biochemical “terrorists” systematically attacking your cells and the DNA of your cells everyday, on an average of 10,000 hits per day?

    These internal weapons of mass destruction are abnormal (free radical) oxygen molecules that are destroying your health and accelerating the aging process. 73% of all diseases are caused by these free radical biochemical “terrorists” molecules.

    A Free Radical Oxidant molecule is a molecule of oxygen that is MISSING an electron. Because it is so out of ...
    Author:     Ray Gebauer
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  • Sun Safety
    The sun is an important part of our lives. Exposure to the sun allows our bodies to produce Vitamin D which is needed to help absorb calcium for strong healthy bones. Generally, we get 50-80% of our sun exposure by the time we reach age 18, therefore, it is important that parents teach children how to stay in the sun safely.

    Try to avoid prolonged periods in the sun when its at its highest in the sky. This is the time the sun can do the most damage to your skin. In the United States, that is generally between 10am and 4pm. If you are out during this period, make sure you are protected w ...
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  • Slaying The Green Eyed Monster

    He hasn't called in hours. You call and get the roommate: "Oh, sorry ....he got in really late last night and is still asleep!"

    Your mind starts racing: "What did he do last night?" Your heart starts to pound. You feel sick to your stomach.. Uh, oh... you're jealous. You feel like you can't live with yourself one more minute until you find out what is going on ... suddenly, the potential threat to the relationship becomes the most important thing in the world ... more important than eating, working or concentrating on tasks at hand. More important than ... living life itself.

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    Genetics News:

    Human Y chromosome preserves itself better than the chimp Y
    By using human and chimpanzee Y chromosomes as a genetic fossil record to examine our past, Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) scientists have seen a surprising difference in the way the male-making chromosomes from the two species cope with the inexorable pressures of evolution.


    Y Chromosome May Not Be Doomed
    Despite studies showing that the Y chromosome has rapidly lost genes throughout evolution, a new comparison of the chimp and human genomes calls into question the male genetic structure's imminent demise.


    Male chromosome has a future after all, study says
    The human Y chromosome the DNA chunk that makes a man a man has lost so many genes over evolutionary time that some scientists ...


    Genes in male-pattern baldness identified (Reuters)
    Reuters - Researchers in Germany have found that variations in a gene related to male sex hormones may be at the root of male-pattern baldness, the most common form of hair loss. The culprit is the androgen receptor gene, and it dwells on the X chromosome, which all men inherit from their mothers.


     
    		 
     


  • Should We Allow The Genetic Modification of Insects?

    Some scientists argue over creation, intelligent design and evolution. Others argue did man create god or did god create man. Let us discuss our scientific advancements. When does Man cross the line and become a god? Or a creator or modifier of life to such a degree that he has changed the entire current scenario? One interesting development has been to make corn better for ethanol, simply modify the corn more. Call it Super Corn, which uses little water to grow, has high yields and can be used to make plastics, fuel and/or feed the world.

    Well what if we genetically manipulate mosqui ...
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  • MicroSort Home
    ... first human births in the world following flow cytometric separation of X (female) and Y (male) chromosome-bearing sperm cells (MicroSort). Jessica Collins was born on August 13, 1996 to the proud ...


  • Y Chromosome and Male Germ Cell Biology in Health and Diseases in the Post G...
    ... The purpose of this conference is to bring together scientists working in various aspects of male germ cell development in health and diseases in order to create an environment that is conducive to ...


  • HON - News : 'Y' You're Male
    ... Other news for: Genetics Resources from HONselect 'Y' You're Male Scientists sequence entire male chromosome By Adam Marcus HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay is the new name for HealthScoutNews.) WEDNESDAY ...


  • Harvard Gazette: Sperm cells made in laboratory can fertilize eggs
    ... Kevin Eggan, a Harvard biologist who participated in the experiments, notes that the size of a sperm head carrying a Y, or male, chromosome is slightly lighter than one that carries an X, or female ...


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  • Medindia.net - Paediatrics Surgery-Problem during Infancy and Childhood
    ... Very rarely a girl with a hernia will have some male chromosome material. This can have implications for later life but a blood test to look at the baby's chromosomes can be done to exclude this ...


  • Leftover Fetal Cells May Affect Development of Scleroderma
    ... NelsonÄôs team used a sensitive assay known as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to look for a specific snippet of the male chromosome in blood samples taken from these women. Women who had had sons ...


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    ... The list is quite extensive and covers most physiological characteristics, which are variations of the average, build of a human male and include aspects of phrenology. Furthermore he indicated that ...


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    ... The man will look like a woman, but karyotyping will reveal a normal XY male chromosome pattern, and testosterone levels will be in the normal male range. Testicular Sperm Aspiration (TESA) -- A ...


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  • Ovulation Calendar - Ovulation and Pregnancy
    ... Men produce two types of sperm those carrying the X or female chromosome, and those that carry the Y or male chromosome. These two types of sperm are different in several ways: the male y-sperm ...



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  • What's in the Fridge?. Origins Research 13:1
    ... me. Q. You have been accredited with helping in human genetics with identification of some chromosome; will you tell us what that is about? A. It happens that I discovered the first disease due to a ...


  • Male Infertility - Monash IVF Australia
    ... At Monash University we have been researching this issue and find that small pieces of the Y (or so-called male), chromosome are missing in 5% of men with severe infertility. Presumably these missing ...


  • What is in the Fridge? Jerome Lejeune's Expert Court Testimony regarding the...
    ... me. Q.: You have been accredited with helping in human genetics with identification of some chromosome; will you tell us what that is about? A.: It happens that I discovered the first disease due to a ...


  • The News Archive | Holology.com
    ... last? 'Central American street gangs enter geopolitics' 'Male chromosome may have a future after all' (or not) Reuters cameraman held without charges in Abu Ghraib Baghdad mosque attack, 1,000 dead in ...


  • The male-specific region of the human Y chromosome is a mosaic of discrete s...
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  • Rumors Of Male ChromosomeĂ„Ă´s Demise Greatly Exaggerated, Study Finds
    ... The male-determining chromosome has seen its gene supply shrink from more than 1,000 genes when sex chromosomes first evolved, to what scientists once thought was only a handful of genes, a downward ...


  • Affymetrix - GeneChip® DNA Analysis Software, (GDAS), 3.0.2, Patch, Sof...
    ... 3.0 was based on MERLIN's pedigree checking algorithm which does not automatically take into account the differences in X chromosome male inheritance. The sex chromosome for males differs from other ...


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    ... No Comments Chimpanzees are Whores September 1st, 2005 posted by Aaron NPR : Scientists: Male Chromosome Wont Lead to Extinction Scientists at the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts say ...


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    ... According to David BrownÄôs September 5 Washington Post article, "Study Suggests ÄòYÄô the Male Chromosome Will Endure," PageÄôs laboratory recently completed a comparison study of the human Y ...


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  • Male Factor
    ... These patients may have abnormalities in the number of chromosomes (karyotype) or abnormalities in the structure of the male chromosome (microdeletion of the Y-chromosome). Patients with azoospermia ...


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  • High Tech Jesus (BBC)
    ... A team of geneticists has found that many Lemba men carry in their male chromosome a set of DNA sequences that is distinctive of the Cohanim, the Jewish priests believed to be the descendants of ...


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  • New Hope for Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia Sufferers

    There are numerous theories with regard to the causes of chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia, many of which may be indeed touching on the truth or at least touching on an aggravator or contributor to these afflictions. Diseases in general have been growing in epidemic proportion over at least the past 20 years, especially in the United States, where our increasingly toxic environment and lifestyles have drifted further and further away from what is natural in the name of progress, technology, and profit. Chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia are no exception, the two often being experienced togethe ...
    Author: Deb Bromley
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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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