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  • PARENTS: How You Can Win the Battle To Keep Your Child Safe From Strangers This Holiday Season
    When we think of Holiday shopping, we think of all the glowing lights at our area malls and the various eye-catching decorations in shopping centers. Along with the distraction of our ‘to do’ list in our heads, we get preoccupied with carrying bags and scoping out gifts. But with the whirlwind of diversions, we cannot put our guard down on who is scoping out our own children.

    To help with this here are the top 7 things parents can do to prevent their young from falling prey to strangers and child kidnappers in the busy hustle and bustle of the season.
    1.Stay connected. Make sure yo ...
    Author:     Michelle Annese
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  • Can’t Lose Weight? Syndrome X May Be the Culprit
    “I’ve put on 40 pounds in one year!” “It doesn’t matter how much I workout, I can’t lose weight.” “My doctor must think I’m eating pizzas in the closet.”

    With nearly 4 million Americans weighing in at over 300 pounds, is it any wonder the above cries are heard each and every day by countless frustrated people who can’t lose weight? One such cause for the ever increasing need to buy larger pants is a disease known as Syndrome X.

    Syndrome X is also referred to as Metabolic Syndrome, Metabolic Syndrome X and Insulin Resistance. It is a very common disease; however it is widely overlooked by ...
    Author: Internet Marketing Tips & Tricks
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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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    Site-specific biotinylation of RNA molecules by transcription using unnatural base pairs.

    Publication Date: 2005 PMID: 16113238Authors: Moriyama, K. - Kimoto, M. - Mitsui, T. - Yokoyama, S. - Hirao, I.Journal: Nucleic Acids ResDirect site-specific biotinylation of RNA molecules was achieved by specific transcription mediated by unnatural base pairs. Unnatural base pairs between 2-amino-6-(2-thienyl)purine (denoted by s) and 2-oxo(1H)pyridine (denoted by y), or 2-amino-6-(2-thiazolyl)purine (denoted as v) and y specifically function in T7 transcription. Using these unnatural base pairs, the substrate of biotinylated-y (Bio-yTP) was selectively incorporated into RNA, opposite s or v in the DNA templates, by T7 RNA polymerase. This method was applied to the immobilization of an RNA aptamer on sensor chips, and the aptamer accurately recognized its target protein. This direct site-specific biotinylation will provide a tool for RNA-based biotechnologies.


    PCR-derived ssDNA Probes for Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization to HIV-1 RNA

    Tech Notes Original Article. Marlyse C. Knuchela et al. Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry, Vol. 48, 285-294, February 2000 Abstract We developed a simple and rapid technique to synthesize single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) probes for fluores ...


    Site-Specific Fluorescent and Affinity Labelling of RNA by Using a Small Engineered Twin Ribozyme.

    Publication Date: 2005 Dec 2 PMID: 16276501Authors: Vauleon, S. - Ivanov, S. A. - Gwiazda, S. - Muller, S.Journal: Chembiochem


    snRNAs as the catalysts of pre-mRNA splicing.

    Publication Date: 2005 Dec PMID: 16242989Authors: Valadkhan, S.Journal: Curr Opin Chem BiolThe spliceosome, the gigantic molecular machine that performs pre-mRNA splicing in eukaryotes, contains over 200 different proteins and five RNA molecules. The central role played by the spliceosomal RNAs in splicing has led to the hypothesis that, like the ribosome, the spliceosome is an RNA-centric enzyme and a relic from the RNA world. Recent structural studies have provided the first glimpses of the structural features of spliceosomal RNAs, and mutational analyses in vivo and in vitro have uncovered new functional roles for a catalytically essential domain. An emerging model for the active site of group II introns, a closely related class of natural ribozymes, is likely to provide a wealth of insights on structure and function of the active site of the spliceosome.


     
    		 
     


  • RFID Spychips! Grocery Store Surveillance
    Privacy Storm Over RFID Chips
    by Mike Banks Valentine


    American consumers

    RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification and is a term
    that will become increasingly well known as usage of the new
    technology becomes pervasive. There is no question that the
    tiny chips, which enable tracking of physical goods from the
    assembly line to warehouse to retail outlet to checkstand,
    will replace the barcodes previously used for that purpose.

    Some RFID chips are tiny, they are nearly indistiguishable from
    dust in many cases. Pho ...
    Author:     Mike Banks Valentine
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  • Segment 2 - Clay and the Origins of Life
    Of RNA Oligomer Formation in Aqueous Solution. A Model for the Prebiotic Formation of RNA." Journal of the American Chemical Society. 1993, 155, 12270-12275. 5 Kristen Rybij. The "RNA World.


  • Daniel Appella, Ph.D. : Faculty : NIDDK Laboratories
    Nonionic Sidechains Modulate the Affinity and Specificity of Binding between Functionalized Polyamines and RNA Journal of the American Chemical Society(126): 12762, 2004. [Full Text/Abstract] Back to.


  • Steve's BioDatabase Page
    Cambridge University Press including the journal RNA. Journal of Biological Chemistry Oxford University Press Journal of Molecular Biology Seminars in the Boston area. Biology Week. Boston area.


  • http://www.bioinf.uni-freiburg.de/publications/publist.rolf.backofen.html
    Available: Postscript, gziped (175 KB) &nbsp BibTeX Entry ( Bac:Bus:CPM2004 ) Local Sequence-Structure Motifs in RNA Rolf Backofen, Sebastian Will In: Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational.


  • Society from top100searchengine.com
    Read the last RNA Journal Issue. The RNA Society is pleased to announce the release of its first newsletter. http://www.rnasociety.org/ sources: alltheweb. World Summit on the Information Society.


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  • Birth Defects and Miscarriages and Infertility

    Messing around with a mother’s DNA or the DNA of her baby is one of the things that can lead to a miscarriage and birth defects. DNA tells the baby AND the mother “when to do what”. Need a leg? Then you need some specific event at some specific time. If the part of the DNA that controls legs is either damaged or altered by some environmental chemical, the leg won’t be there. And you can’t add it later. It can only develop at one very specific time.

    Fusarenon – This is a toxin that will interfere with DNA.

    It is produced by several molds including:

    * Aspergillus sp

    * ...
    Author: George Graham
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  • How Fast Will I Lose The Weight I Gained During Pregnancy?

    Remember as with any weight loss and exercise program, moderation is the key! How fast you lose weight will depend on a number of factors, including the amount of weight you gained during your pregnancy.

    Most women will lose anywhere from 10-14 pounds within the first 2 weeks of delivery. This weight may be attributed primarily to the loss of excess fluid in the body, the baby’s weight, the placenta and amniotic fluid. Some women might lose a little bit less, and others might lose a little bit more.

    As the uterus shrinks back down to its normal size and your hormone levels conti ...
    Author: Beverley Brooke
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