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Genetics and Environmental Law Weekly

Susan Hasty, Publisher

Table of Contents . . . March 13th, 2004

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Beth Israel Medical Center - High rate of respiratory symptoms seen in police at World Trade Center site

Business & Finance - Pennsylvania state police in favor of proposed law restricting medicine sales

European Union - E.U. research aims for prevention, control of highly transmissible animal diseases

Gene Therapy - Scientist warns gene therapy could build superathletes

Harvard School of Public Health - Massachusetts girls lag behind boys in sports participation

Sexual and Reproductive Health - Kentucky Senate passes fetal homicide bill

U.S. National Institutes of Health - Better methods needed to treat people with both mental health, alcohol-use problems

University of Pennsylvania - Gene therapy could lead to super athletes

Agencourt Bioscience Corp. - Pan-Mass Genomic Services grant awarded to help fund cancer research

BioMimetic Pharmaceuticals - Protein therapeutics company announces additions to management team

Case Western Reserve University - Contact dermatitis on face could be caused by variety of allergens

Ceregene, Inc. - Broad patent granted for neurologic gene therapy

Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago - MYCN oncogene mediates multidrug resistance-associated protein in neuroblastoma

Contraception - Court says company's health benefits must cover prescription birth control

Deakin University - Hypothalamic genes implicated in Psammomys obesus obesity identified

Disease - Hospital confirms one Norwalk virus case, second hospital suspected

Disease Prevention - Medicine may be handled by post office in national emergency

Duke University - Bioethicists take differing views on cloning breakthrough

Emory University - Surveillance and containment would be effective against deliberate attack

Epidemiology - Leukemia panel will meet once more in northern Nevada town

Erciyes University - Effects of homocysteine on left ventricular hypertrophy in pediatric CRF clarified

Free Univ. of Amsterdam - Deregulated EZH2 gene may be related to poorly differentiated breast carcinoma

Genesoft Pharmaceuticals - Genome Therapeutics merger complete; merged company focused on anti-infectives

Genetic Therapy, Inc. - Gutless vectors encoding transgenes enhance the effect of oncolytic viruses

Gilead Science Inc. - A new expression vector augments the cloning of full-length HBV genomes

Gluten Intolerance - Celiac disease may predict schizophrenia

Graz University - SCT with voriconazole treatment feasible for AML with pulmonary aspergillosis

HIV/AIDS Epidemiology - UN: HIV growth rates in Estonia, Russia and Ukraine among world's fastest

Hagedorn Research Institute - Rat Iddm4 mapped to segments on HSA7 and MMU6

Inst. for Cancer Prevention, Valhalla - Adipose PCB increases risk of breast cancer recurrence in women

Japan Science & Technology Agency - Small interfering RNA's curtail the Huntington disease gene in cell cultures

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven - Soluble VEGF isoforms are essential for epiphyseal vascularization

Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome - Gene for rare vascular disorder identified

Leiden University - Female apolipoprotein E-knockout mice experience early cognitive decline

Loyola University - Cholesterol implicated in the development of Alzheimer disease

M.D. Anderson Cancer Center - Forced expression of connexin 26 arrests the growth of prostate cancer cells

McGill University -  MTHFR mutation raises pediatric hyperhomocysteinemia risk

Medical College of Wisconsin - More patients protect themselves from the sun after skin cancer surgery

Natl. Inst. of Cancer Research, Genova - Immunogene therapy prevents angiogenesis in study animals

New York-Presbyterian Hospital - Minority women in U.S. unaware of higher risk

PerkinElmer, Inc. - New member appointed to U.S. Health & Human Services advisory committee

Skejby University Hospital - Cardiac troponin I mutation linked to idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy

Smoking Ban - Ireland will outlaw smoking in pubs and other workplaces

Stanford University - Angiogenic growth factor is required for wound healing but not wound closing

Tokyo Medical & Dental University - RNA interference represses mutated SOD1 genes in mammalian cells

U. S. Army Medical Research Institute - Ebola virus-like particles protect from lethal Ebola virus infection

U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention - Vaccine could be made quickly if Asian bird flu goes global, U.S. officials say

U.S. National Cancer Institute - Researchers develop a retroviral tagged cancer gene database

U.S. National Institute on Aging - New study may explain how fats damage neurons

U.S. National Institutes of Health - Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome protein provides little selective benefit to B cells

Univ. of California, Irvine - TB genotypes in Casablanca characterized

Univ. of New South Wales - Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura linked to mutation in ADAMTS13

Univ. of Texas Medical Branch - Hepatitis C virus relies on cellular proliferation for genomic replication

Univ. of Wisconsin - Novel Ebola virus-like particles produced from cDNAs

University of Edinburgh - Polymorphism reducing P. falciparum rosetting protects against malaria

University of London - Epidemiology of human M. bovis infection in the U.K. characterized

University of Michigan - Scientists tackle human blood plasma proteome

University of Oxford - Fc gamma receptor IIa polymorphism linked to severe malaria in West Africa

University of Oxford - Genetic diseases often caused by mutations in highly expressed genes

University of Pavia - Apolipoprotein A phenotypes mark CHD familial aggregation

University of Rochester - Neurologists create a font of human nerve cells

University of Veterinary Medicine - Multiply modified retroviral vectors carry high titers in lab evaluations

Virgen del Rocio Univ. Hospital - Genotypic resistance after abacavir, efavirenz salvage treatment characterized

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