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NIH Fellowship Supports Work on Protein Receptors at South Dakota State University

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Newswise It looks like a neon light show-- pink, blue and magenta squiggles dancing in the darkness. These are not just pretty pictures, but protein receptors interacting within the membrane of a living cell. And to South Dakota State University cell biologist Shalini Low-Nam, they are an incredible sight and possibly an important step in understanding how diseases such as cancer affect the cells.

This is something that could not be done five or 10 years ago because the tools to do it did not exist, said Low-Nam, a postdoctoral research associate in the chemistry and biochemistry department. It was the unique tools available in assistant professor Adam Hoppes laboratory that drew Low-Nam to SDSU in October 2011 after completing her doctorate in biomedical sciences at the University of New Mexico.

In recognition of her potential as a researcher, Low-Nam has earned the prestigious National Institutes of Health Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award, which will support her work for the next two years.

This fellowship recognizes her potential as a future leading scientist, said Hoppe. I am incredibly fortunate to have her in my lab.

Low-Nams work will focus on a protein receptor called the macrophage colony stimulating factor or MCSF receptor, which controls the growth and development of the macrophage, a type of white blood cell.

Macrophages serve as one of the bodys defense mechanisms, Low-Nam explained. For her study, a lab technician takes bone marrow from mice and then allows them to mature into macrophages because they serve as a good model for human macrophages.

Macrophages go in and out of the blood to search out bacteria and viruses that require removal, she said. When they find them, they eat and digest the bacteria and other pathogens, thereby removing them from the body.

This transdisciplinary research is aimed at understanding the biochemical pathways in cells, Hoppe explained. Low-Nam will integrate ideas from chemistry, mathematics, physics and optics.

Shes an expert on this, said Hoppe, and an up-and-coming leader in the field. During her doctoral program, Low-Nam worked with single particle tracking, which looks at the motion of individual particles or molecules within the cell and its environment. She will combine this with other fluorescence-based strategies that allow her to tag specific proteins with substances and make them glow.

The lasers on Hoppes microscope then light up the fluorescent tags on the protein receptors, so she can see how they interact with one another and the cell membrane. This one-of-a-kind microscope lets her view as many as four different molecules at once, Low-Nam explained.

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Experts claim, babies source of stem cells

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BEAUTY at the expense of babies.

With this, the Philippine Society for Stem Cell Medicine (PSSCM) gave another reason for Filipinos to stop patronizing the emerging stem cell therapy in the country revealing that some of them are actually sourced from human babies.

In a statement, PSSCM Spokesman Dr. Leo Olarte disclosed that it has come to their knowledge that there are a number of cases, where the stem cells used for several anti-aging procedures and other medical treatments are actually acquired from babies, with some even from elective abortion abroad.

With this in mind and realizing that we can consider this as exploitation of other human beings for personal benefit, we ask ourselves if this is an ethical and moral medical procedure, Olarte said.

We cannot stand by and merely watch how they exploit people in poverty just to profit while allowing others who are economically well off to benefit from this, he furthered.

He said the information came after they attended a scientific forum in the United States that tackled the issue of human commoditization for commercial and economic purposes.

The Philippine Medical Association (PMA) noted how human fetus harvesting for stem cell transplant, also known as allogenic sourced-out stem cells, has become prevalent in countries like the Ukraine, Switzerland, Russia, and Malaysia.

Last month, the PSSCM had already raised concerns over the risks of complications, and possibly death, from stem cell treatments.

The PSSCM had said that stem cell patients run the risk of graft-versus-host disease (allogeneic transplant only), stem cell (graft) failure, organ injury, infections, cataracts, infertility, new cancers, and death.

Stem cell therapy is a type of intervention strategy that introduces new adult stem cells into damaged tissue in order to treat disease or injury.

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spalook.com Announces the Addition of WEI Beauty

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GOLD RIVER, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 22, 2013) - spalook.com, one of the most trusted online sources for high performance luxury skin care and beauty essentials, has added the skin care brand WEI to its assortment of premium beauty products.

The largest Chinese Medicine-inspired cosmetics company in the United States, WEI helps more than one million women maintain their youthful appearances. WEI products are infused with more than 100 of nature's best herbs and based on authentic Chinese remedies that have been passed down for generations from mothers to daughters. Unlike most Western products, each WEI recipe has been "tested" by time and widespread use. But to ensure safety and quality, each herbal ingredient is carefully chosen based on tradition and extensive research, and each product must pass long usage tests and rigorous clinical testing. WEI is giving women the best skin care results that balance, correct, replenish and energize. Products like the WEI 24 Hour Herbal Anti-Aging System which is an around-the-clock anti-aging treatment, diminish the signs of aging and leave skin refreshed and smooth. WEI truly brings Eastern wisdom to Western science and gives women a skin care collection that balances, nourishes, and purifies all skin types.

Christina Bertolino, Senior Buying Manager at spalook.com, said, "WEI products balance the body's energy, maximize the health of the skin and promote a youthful appearance."

About spalook Founded in 2001, spalook is now one of the most trusted online sources for beauty essentials, specializing in luxury and high performance beauty brands. Free shipping is applied to all U.S. orders over $50, and an esthetician-staffed call center is available Monday through Friday to answer customer questions. The company is headquartered in Gold River (Sacramento), California.

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Nanotechnology Town Hall Meeting IX – Professor Phillip Messersmith – Video

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Nanotechnology Town Hall Meeting IX - Professor Phillip Messersmith
A recording of presentations from the 2013 Nanotechnology Town Hall Meeting, presented by the International Institute for Nanotechnology. This year #39;s Town Hall featured Phillip Messersmith, Erastus O. Haven Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University, presenting his talk entitled, "Biomimetic Nanotechnology: Useful Materials Inspired by Mussels, Geckos, Tea, Wine, and Chocolate"

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Timothytrespas: TARGETED INDIVIDUAL TESTIMONY PART 1 – morgellons mind control nanotechnology – Video

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Timothytrespas: TARGETED INDIVIDUAL TESTIMONY PART 1 - morgellons mind control nanotechnology Timothy Trespas, a victim of targeting, gangstalking, morgellons, mind control, covert drugging w LSD etc, gas lighting, poisoning, chemtrails, radiation, electrocution, particle beam weapons, microwave technology, nanotechnology, and worse, talks candidly about his experiences, his theories, technology, impact on mental and physical health, social, private work life. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (www.youtube.com

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Timothytrespas: NANOTECHNOLOGY ‘INSECT’ ATTACKS – TARGETED INDIVIDUAL TESTIMONY part 2 – Video

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Timothytrespas: NANOTECHNOLOGY #39;INSECT #39; ATTACKS - TARGETED INDIVIDUAL TESTIMONY part 2 Timothy speaks about the torment of nanotechnology #39;insects #39; used to torture he and his wife. about the technology, the effects on physical mental health, welfare, life, love, money, friends, etc. he talks about the insanity of being a targeted individual. his experiences as a human experimentation victim under morgellons remote neural mind control. About mortality, pain, evil, his theories on what where how and why. experiences fighting off nanotechnology #39;insect #39; remote microwave attacks. Introduction to high-frequency torture. torture by remote neural connection via magneto/electric band microwave radiation via satellite etc. blessing and peace. nanotechnology torture Illuminati alien SHTF nwo depopulation torture conspiracy Mk-ultra insects attack infection vector pandemic bio-weapon - new holocaust gangstalking LSD gas lighting slander sabotage cointelpro NSA DARPA HARP GWEN satellite microwave magneto electric perpetrator constitution

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Global Leaders in Oncology Voice Support for WIN Consortium’s 2013 Symposium in Personalized Cancer Medicine

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VILLEJUIF, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

The Worldwide Innovative Networking (WIN) Consortium in personalized cancer medicine is a global network of 28 leading academic, pharma, life science, and patient advocacy organizations spanning 13 countries. WIN2013, the 5thin a series of Symposia dedicated to advancing personalized cancer medicine through global collaboration, will be held July 10-12, in Paris, France.

The WIN2013 theme, Personalized Cancer Medicine: From Innovation to Implementation, will bring leaders from around the world together in a collaborative, global forum to share innovations that represent the most promising advances in personalized cancer care.

Global leaders in oncology have voiced their support for WIN2013. I do not know of another forum which is designed to enable the globalization of patient specific cancer care; the discussions cover new technology through to clinical trials stated Mike Pellini, CEO of Foundation Medicine. The forum's perspective is powerful. I look forward sharing our learnings with one another so we can take one more step in the direction of truly personalized cancer care.

John Mendelsohn, Director, Khalifa Institute for Personalized Cancer Medicine and Past-President, MD Anderson, noted "The annual WIN Symposium in Paris provides a unique opportunity for leading stakeholders from academia, industry, government and advocacy groups in genomic cancer medicine to present data, exchange ideas and develop new research collaborations."

Patient advocacy leader and breast cancer survivor Janelle Hail, Founder and CEO of the National Breast Cancer Foundation, noted, WIN has become the catalyst for global advancement in personalized cancer care. With the growing constituency of academia, industry, government, and genomic cancer medicine advocacy groups collaborating through WIN, answers will emerge to empower patients to have some part of control over their own destiny.

Featuring globally recognized experts from academia, life sciences, pharma, healthcare IT, and patient advocacy, WIN2013 includes plenary sessions on:

- OMICS Assays That Support Personalized Clinical Care Today

- Analysis and Clinical Application of Genomics

- Clinical Progress in Personalized Cancer Therapy

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Upstate's medical school enrolls highest percentage of NY residents in the state

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Syracuse, N.Y. -- Upstate Medical University's first year class of medical students has a higher percentage of New York residents than any medical school in the state.

Of the 156 students who started in the fall, 87.8 percent are from New York, Upstate announced today. Upstate's percentage was higher than other SUNY medical schools in Buffalo (82.6 percent), Brooklyn (80.5 percent) and Stony Brook (73.4 percent). Tha analysis is based on data from the Association of American Medical Colleges.

Cornell's medical school in New York City had the lowest percentage of state residents, 23.8 percent.

Upstate said it has made a concerted effort to attract and enroll New Yorkers. Upstate received 4,730. Less than half of them were New Yorkers.

Dr. David Smith, Upstate's president, said he challenged the school's admissions committee to look closely at applications from state residents. "We have an excellent class and the state has a strong chance of retaining them," Smith said in a prepared statement.

The class contains 29 students from rural New York counties. Upstate said those students are being encouraged to seek careers working in rural settings. Upstate has a rural medical scholars program designed for those students.

Percentage of state residents enrolled in first year classes at N.Y. medical schools Upstate Medical: 87.8 percent SUNY Buffalo: 82.6 percent SUNY Downstate: 80.5 percent SUNY Stony Brook: 73.4 percent Hofstra-North Shore: 53.3 percent Albert Einstein: 44.3 percent Rochester: 37.3 percent Albany: 37 percent New York Medical: 34.9 percent New York University: 34.2 percent Mount Sinai: 30.9 percent Columbia: 30.7 percent Cornell: 23.8 percent

Source: Association of American Medical Colleges

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