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Mutation Rates are Variable during Germ-line Development of male Drosophila melanogaster
Still want to say that organisms’ mutation rates during development are equal? Well, you may want think about it twice now. GAO JianJun (Kunming Institute of Zoology, CAS) and his colleges’ research results on PNAS (Sep. 2011, E-published ahead of print, www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1100233108) showed the U-shaped characteristics of germ-line development of male Drosophila melanogaster, ... more
the Molluscan Community Composition in the Lake Dianchi (China, Yunnan) is Changing due to Eutrophication
Mollusk is an important indicator of water pollution and eutrophication takes more responsibility for their death. From 1940s till the early 21 century, the freshwater mollusk of the Lake Dianchi has been decreased from 31 species, 2 sub-species to 16 species, 1 sub-species due to eutrophication, and for more specifically, the benthic species (eg. margarya melanoides, anodonta woodiana woodiana... more
Novel Risk SNP for Schizophrenia Found in ZNF804A
Schizophrenia is one of major mental diseases plaguing human beings with strong heredity. Multiple schizophrenia risk genes were discovered using genome-wide association study (GWAS), among which ZNF804A has been recently identified to be another schizophrenia risk gene in European populations. However, whether ZNF804A is a risk gene for schizophreniain Chinese populations remains unknown.
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Frog Skin Packs a Chemical Punch
Chemical Defense: Proteomic analysis of tree frog secretions reveals both salves and weapons akin to snake venom
  SKIN DEEP The skin of amphibians like this European tree frog secretes chemicals that act as its first line of defense and may inspire novel pharmaceuticals. (Image and legend come from American Chemical Society)
  The skin of tree frogs tells a story of peril. Constantly assau... more
Infant Stress in Monkeys has Life-long Consequences

  (Baby monkeys stressed by separation from mothers - image from BBC News)
  Baby monkeys grew up anxious and anti-social after the stress of separation from their mothers, a study says.
  It suggests changes to the brains of infant monkeys may be irreversible, and the study could be a model for humans.
  An early shock to the system may leave the monkeys prone to a life of anxiety, po... more
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