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New Location Found For Regulation Of RNA Fate
Thousands of scientists and hundreds of software programmers studying the process by which RNA inside cells normally degrades may soon broaden their focus significantly.

La Jolla Institute Discovers Novel Tumor Suppressor
La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology researchers studying an enzyme believed to play a role in allergy onset, instead have discovered its previously unknown role as a tumor suppressor that may be important in myeloproliferative diseases and some types of lymphoma and leukemia. Myeloproliferative diseases are a group of disorders characterized by an overproduction of blood cells by the bone marrow and include chronic myeloid leukemia. Lymphoma and leukemia are cancers of the blood.
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ProspectIP Has Agreed Licensing Deals For Two Inventors And Products, A Device That Aims To Prevent (DVT) And A Safety Opener For Glass Vials, UK
A University initiative to commercialise novel business ideas and inventions has secured its first two licensing agreements and attracted a further ÷£400,000 in funding.
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Improving Math Education In Early Childhood

Though many consider teaching math to young children to be unnecessary or inappropriate at this stage in their educational development, research shows that as early as infancy, children start to think about the world in mathematical ways -- a capacity that currently goes largely untapped in the nation"s preschools. In addition, studies have linked early success in math to later success in both math and reading. MATHEMATICS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: LEARNING PATHS TOWARD EXCELLENCE AND EQUITY, new from the National Research Council, recommends fundamental changes in the way mathematics education is conducted in Head Start, state-funded preschool programs, and other early-childhood settings. The report will be released at 11 a.m. EDT on Thursday, July 2. Sara Frueh National Academy of Sciences


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