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Estatisticas Alphagalileo/Alphagalileo Statistics
Date of publicacao
Articles
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05.07
100
4175
05.07

Scientists have discovered a possible way to fight cerebral malaria - by giving patients carbon monoxide (CO)
193
4166
05.07

So you are a “nightowl”? The After-hours gene might be the reason why.
397
4183
04.07

How molecular clocks can help chickens get wings
7878
3547
03.07

How human can a worm be?
114
4026
03.07

Research suggests that the production of misshaped proteins – like the ones associated with neurodegenerative diseases – can affect the immune system
87
3774
01.07
265
4002
12.06
And in the beginning was RNA
208
3908
12.06
113
3916
12.06
New light over the role of the hormone progesterone in breast cancer
106
3905
09.06
Appetite – it’s a brain thing
114
3765
09.06
How to follow proteins’ interaction inside the cells; a major step for the study of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease
194
6379
07.06
What do a shark fin and a human leg have in common?
296
3537
07.06
Neural bases for language existed already 25-30 millions years ago in an ancestral of human and non-human primates
241
4010
07.06
A new diagnostic tool for prostate cancer and how a “bigger” chromosome 8 can predict poorer outcomes in prostate cancer patients
155
4034
07.06
A new piece for the jigsaw of breast cancer:FoxM1 regulates the expression of oestrogen receptors in breast cancer
127
3127
01.06.06

European cattle: more than meets the eye?
125
2911
15.04.06

It takes two (or more) to tango; how a web of chromosome interaction can help to explain gene regulation in humans
51
2903
06.03.06

Potential new treatment for Huntington and Parkinson patients: can inclusions bodies be good news for neurodegenerative diseases?

54
2847
01.03.06

Caught by the past – how a new ecological theory is challenged and new conservation areas for coral reefs are necessary
192
2803
22.02.06

Sex; why even educated fleas do it
440
6569
02.12.05

Genetic testing for Parkinson disease?
2663
440
14.11.05

FLT-1 blockers, cutting the legs of leukaemia

2510
29
15.10.05
E-cadherin, that cellular touch so important in cancer
2631
31
17.09.05
Humans versus apes, can the difference reside in their hormones?
    
01.09.05
Deadly combination: obesity and hypertension seem to be the major causes of inflammation in metabolic syndrome
    
08.07.05
The immune system in hemochromatosis - more than meets the eye?
29.06.05
Rolling the dice on species extinction?
15.05.05
A new prognostic tool for gastric carcinomas? (and maybe other cancers)
01.04.05
Iron - the bad guy in haemophilic chronic joint disease?
13.02.05
New clues to amyloidoses ?
19
200-300
11.01.05
Iberia was the European demographic reservoir during the last Ice Age
106
200-300
03.01.05
Tell me the size of your waist and I will tell you if you are in risk of prostate cancer
46
200-300
17.12.04
Monkeys' calls - the beginnings of human language?
33
200-300
28.11.04
New clues to the genetic of epilepsy
80
200-300
19.11.04
A brave new "old world" of RNA
39
200-300
29.10.04
Helicobacter pylori - the key behind its recognition is somewhere else
17
200-300
17.10.04
Single nucleotide polymorphisms and forensic genetics, maybe not such a perfect combination
28
200-300
12.10.04
How do we see bacteria
53
288
09.09.04
A new treatment for T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia?
36
285
23.07.04
The immune system in autism
65
248
02.07.04
Transplants - are mice leading the way?
44
275
30.05.04
Chemogenetherapy, the next step in gene therapy
49
272
21.05.04
Telomerase inhibition - a cancer therapy that is not always what it seems
40
274
18.04.04
Listeria monocytogenes, how can a relatively innocuous food-borne pathogen induce a potentially fatal disease?
35
275
24.03.04
The sex life of a mosquito and how it can affect us all
73
303
13.02.04
Fat and smart - the perfect combination?
150
193
29.12.03
Could A Protein Have Saved Salem's Witches From Burning At The Stake?
137
229
18.12.03
Dairy Farming, Cattle Milk Genes And Gene-Culture Co-Evolution
55
251
10.12.03
EMSY: a new gene for breast/ovarian cancer
23
260
28.11.03
Eight new genes linked to diabetes; the understanding of a financial and health monster
55
259
25.09.03
A new genetic model for obesity?
46
251
19.08.03
Are you one of the few that respond to treatment for hepatitis C? - part 2
25
246
24.06.03
Are you one of the few that respond to treatment for hepatitis C?
40
252
Darwin's limitations (longer version/full article)
14.04.03
Darwin's limitations
118
187

 

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