http://news.u-trade.org/ U-Trade Biology en-us 2008-07-09 2008-07-09 iulian@u-trade.org iulian@u-trade.org http://news.u-trade.org/biology/the-first-sequencing-of-a-woman-dna.html
In their journey of better understanding of DNA, Dutch scientists from Leiden University Medical Center have completed the first sequencing of a woman DNA. The encoded DNA belongs to one of their female researchers, clinical geneticist Marjolein Krie [...]]]> Wrote in Biology on 2008-05-28 08:06:03 http://news.u-trade.org/biology/an-older-brain-is-really-wiser-than-a-young-one.html
It is often believed that old people forget things like names, dates and so on and you couldn't be more right, it's true. For example, older brains have 13% chance to decay and suffer from Alzheimer's disease in the USA.

But after some st [...]]]> Wrote in Biology on 2008-05-22 11:45:13 http://news.u-trade.org/biology/new-research-show-microbes-are-smart.html
You can say about a live form is smart when it can, based on some present clues predict what will happen in the future. Intelligence is often associated with the brain and neuronal system, but new research has shown that single cell organism – like b [...]]]> Wrote in Biology on 2008-05-13 10:39:47 http://news.u-trade.org/biology/who-will-be-left-to-die-in-a-pandemic.html
One of the biggest threats to people today is the outburst of a pandemic. Authorities and doctors know that if faced with such a terrible scenario; not all the people will receive medical treatment due to the large number of patients and limited numb [...]]]> Wrote in Biology on 2008-05-07 08:03:41 http://news.u-trade.org/biology/why-dolphins-are-smart.html
The dolphins abilities to be trained, their intelligence, the memory and the way of coagulation of their blood has made a big interest for researchers.

It is necessary to create a oceanaria for them, because it is much harder to research t [...]]]> Wrote in Biology on 2007-02-05 00:00:00