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Chromatin remodeling complex connected to DNA damage control (EurekAlert!)
HOUSTON - When molecular disaster strikes, causing structural damage to DNA, players in two important pathways talk to each other to help contain the wreckage, scientists at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center report in the August edition of Cell.
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College Town (The Bryan-College Station Eagle)
The Texas A&M Health Science Center Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy is on track to be accredited by 2010 after earning "candidate" status from the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
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MISSOURI’S JOB GROWTH, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SUCCESSES IN NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT (St Louis Commerce Magazine)
At a time when the State of Missouri continues to add jobs, its economic development effort is being recognized nationally. The Summer 2007 issue of Southern Business and Development magazine gives Missouri and Gov. Matt Blunt high marks for job growth and economic development in its ranking the Top 100 corporate and industrial job and investment announcements in the South in 2006.
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Athletics (Otago Daily Times)
National Cross-country Results from racing at Wingatui Racecourse on Saturday.
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Riverview recognizes '07 scholarship winners (Oakmont Advance Leader)
The Advance Leader recognizes Riverview Junior-Senior High School graduates from the class of 2007 who have received local scholarships. read more »
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Dr. John Baldwin named HSC President (The Daily Toreador)
Texas Tech Chancellor Kent Hance announced the selection of the Health Sciences Center's new president at a press conference Monday morning. Dr. John Baldwin comes to Tech from Harvard University where he is a professor of surgery and chief executive officer of the Immune Disease Institute.
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New pill reopens menstruation debate (Houston Chronicle)
Call it a curse, a friend, even Aunt Flo — but don't call it obligatory. As the new birth control pill that eliminates women's periods hits pharmacies this week, some will say goodbye to menstruation. More though, seem wary.
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Baseball (Otago Daily Times)
MAJOR LEAGUE Results of Major League matches yesterday at the weekend. NORTH OTAGO Results of a game played recently.
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Purdue scientist gets nation's highest honor (Louisville Courier-Journal)
When most people are just waking up, Leslie Geddes has already put in a half day's work at his Purdue University laboratory, tinkering with one or more of his latest biomedical devices or contemplating other innovations.
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Medical Professionals Convene To Discuss Challenges, Benefits Of Home Health Care Technology (Medical News Today)
Patients are leaving hospitals quicker these days, continuing treatment and recovery -- often with the aid of medical devices -- at home. As a result, the government and home care industry together must work toward providing a safe environment for the use of medical devices in the home.The U.S. [click link for full article]
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Chromatin remodeling complex connected to DNA damage control (EurekAlert!)
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