Article: Reports on HIV/AIDS findings from University of Alabama provide new insights.

Article: Protein boost for milk supply.
M2 Presswire;  July 2, 2001 ;     700+ words ...M2 PRESSWIRE-2 July 2001-CSIRO: Protein boost for milk supply (C)1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:02072001 Experimental stock feed supplements could boost milk production ...

Article: Protein boost for AGT.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  August 19, 2003 ;     420 words ...Aug 19, 2003 (The Sydney Morning Herald - ABIX via COMTEX) On 19 August 2003, AGT Biosciences said it has extended a patent on proteins that affect cancer, diabetes and ageing. As a result, shares in the Australian biotechnology company surged to an intra-day high of $A0.39 before closing at

Article: Protein boost in war on allergies.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  July 4, 2007 ;     436 words ...SCIENTISTS believe they have made a breakthrough in the battle againstfood allergies. As the number of sufferers with an aversion to foods such as nuts, milk andfish increases, a team at the Institute of Food Research has identified amolecule which could protect them. Dr Claudio Nicoletti, who

Article: Protein boost for biomed teams.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  November 23, 2009 ;     331 words ...Byline: Mark Fenton-Jones Nov 23, 2009 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The Ramaciotti Foundation has awarded grants totalling $A2.5 million for biomedical research in Australia. Two of the 35 recipients received $A1 million to establish a centre for kinomics. Another was

Article: Protein boost in cancer fight
Evening Mail;  July 18, 2001 ;     385 words ...SCIENTISTS today revealed the discovery of a key protein which offers a 'two-pronged' approach to killing cancer cells. American researchers in collaboration with Scottish scientists funded by the Cancer Research Campaign describe the protein, known as RKIP, as a suicide switch. They say it seems

Article: Protein boost in cancer fight.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  July 18, 2001 ;     390 words ...SCIENTISTS today revealed the discovery of a key protein which offers a 'two-pronged' approach to killing cancer cells. American researchers in collaboration with Scottish scientists funded by the Cancer Research Campaign describe the protein, known as RKIP, as a suicide switch. They say it seems

Article: ON-THE-GO protein boost
Shape;  June 1, 2007 ;     317 words ...what we're snacking on now. As my co-workers can attest, I'm an almond-butter addict. I keep a Jar in my desk to spread on apples or wheat crackers for a satisfying snack. But when I'm running around at a photo shoot, stashing that jar in my purse lsnt an option (although I have considered it). The