Medical Science: What Does Your Brain Look Like

Friday, May 8, 2015

What Does Your Brain Look Like

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I read a comment the other day : " Evolution is the foundation of biology". Indeed it is, .yet, more importantly the origin of life is foundation of both evolution and biology biology attributes life's origin to a particular configuration of What could be more natural and productive than a biological approach for boosting soil quality to boost crop production? That's the question representatives of Midwestern Bio-Ag are asking farmers at information meetings as the 2015 growing season approaches. The University of Malta’s Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, is offering a short course in Marine Biology, titled ‘Topics in Marine Biology,’ which will be held between the 25th of March and the 20th of May 2015. This two ‘ECTS’ credits Two Pre-AP Biology students from North Lamar High School were winners at the East Texas Regional Science Fair in Kilgore on Feb. 27. Bailey Fowler won the Water Environment Association of Texas and Texas Water Utilities Association Award and the “Gene expression is really simple. Everyone should know it and feel comfortable thinking about it,” said Nobel laureate Craig Mello ’82, professor of molecular medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, at a lecture Saturday morning There is a popular view that all of the natural sciences can be arranged in a chain or ladder according to the complexity of their subjects. On this view, physics forms the base of the ladder because it deals with the simplest building-blocks of matter .

A McGill team led by Profs. Moshe Szyf and Ehab Abouheif, from the McGill's Departments of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, and Biology respectively, has clearly identified a mechanism by which epigenetic factors -- how the environment affects the expression The findings did not surprise George Wittemyer, an assistant professor at Colorado State University's department of fish, wildlife and conservation biology. Wittemyer, who was not involved in the South Africa survey, has studied elephants in Kenya. The new method is published in the journal Molecular Systems Biology. "Our method, TFUMseq, is a powerful tool for understanding how the wealth of microbes that we harbour in our bodies are so successful at colonizing us. It provides a general high I chose physical anthropology, sometimes also called human biology. This field has two principal quests. The first is to figure out how the human body evolved through time. The second seeks to know how our ancestors behaved and what that might tell us .