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A welcome dose of environmental optimism
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-4 22:00)
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From rainforest revival and green technology to social changes, the age of humans is not necessarily a one-way ticket to eco-disaster, argue three new books
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Oncotype Dxの大腸癌再発リスク予測が日本人にも有効であることを初証明【WCGC2015】
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2015-7-4 12:27)
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12個の遺伝子発現を解析して、大腸癌の再発のリスクを予測するOncotype Dxが日本人にも有効であることが初めて明らかとなった。手術のみを受けた2期、3期の大腸癌患者を対象にリカレンススコアが再発を予測できるかを評価した、Japan Colon Cancer Reseach Group（JCCRG）が行ったSUNRISE試験の結果、示された。7月1日から4日にスペインバルセロナで開催されているESMO 17th World Congress on Gastrointestinal Cancer（WCGC2015）で、大阪医療センターの池田正孝氏が発表した。
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Black Sheep: Why being bad isn't all bad
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-4 3:00)
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From swearing to skiving or getting drunk, breaking the rules has lots of upsides, as a wide-ranging new book explains
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Rider in the sky stars in first cloud movie
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-4 2:16)
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Eadweard Muybridge's famous galloping horses are projected directly onto clouds from an aircraft in ground-breaking art installation
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Forget the white/blue dress, is this seaweed blue or red?
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-4 1:57)
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Close-up views of this red alga show how it gets its iridescence and changes colour in the water
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Winning formula reveals if your team is too far ahead to lose
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-4 0:44)
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An analysis of over a million games predicts whether the leading side can be overtaken before the match ends
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【機能性食品 Vol.195】雪印が内臓脂肪を減らすガセリ菌SP株で機能性表示食品、トクホ9件は新味無し
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2015-7-3 23:00)
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今週は7月1日（水）に機能性表示食品の届出書受理の第10弾の発表があり、今日7月3日（金）に特定保健用食品（トクホ）の表示許可の発表がありました。
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Lazy ants sit around doing nothing while their nest mates work
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-3 22:40)
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Some ants are much lazier than others? in fact, they make a career out of it. But maybe they are more than just freeloaders
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Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-3 20:15)
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The same forces that govern a scrunched-up piece of paper can explain the numbers of folds and grooves in human, pig, elephant and rat brains
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Feedback: Tabloids for androids
from New Scientist - Online news
(2015-7-3 20:00)
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Plus casual relationships, bittersweet news about chocolate, artisanal lightbulbs and more (full text available to subscribers)
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