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| アンジェスMG、「コラテジェン」の小規模臨床試験でレビューが完了、フェーズIII開始に一歩前進 from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2013-7-25 7:17) |
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アンジェスMGは2013年7月24日、遺伝子治療薬「コラテジェン」の小規模臨床試験に関する米国立衛生研究所（NIH）のレビューが完了したと発表した。
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| Feather-light sensors are as comfy as a second skin from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 6:12) |
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An ultrathin foil loaded with circuits promises virtually imperceptible medical sensors and flexible artificial skin for robots
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| Stanford大、東大医科研、極小胚様幹細胞（VSEL）は成体マウス骨髄中に存在しない from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2013-7-25 6:00) |
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米Stanford UniversityのIeving Weissman教授、東京大学医科学研究所の中内啓光教授らは、2006年に存在が報告され、生体マウス骨髄内で多能性を維持しているとされた「極小胚様幹細胞（VSEL）」を発見できなかった、と発表した。2013年7月24日にStem Cell Reports誌に報告した。筆頭著者はStanford Universityの宮西正憲博士。
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| Schrödinger's 'kittens' made in the lab from photons from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 2:42) |
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The rules of quantum mechanics may extend to much larger objects than we thought? and this may have practical uses
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| First evidence of what peahens look at in a mate from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 2:00) |
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Tracking peahens' gaze has revealed how much they rate peacocks advertising themselves with their tails: the peahens simply don't pay that much attention
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| Super-organs: building body parts better than nature from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 2:00) |
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Inserting circuits of synthetic DNA into cells means we can control their development? and could allow us to create enhanced organs (full text available to subscribers)
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| Flatworm given power to regrow its head from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 2:00) |
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The genetic circuit that gives some worms regenerative powers has been discovered and tweaked to pass on that skill to other worms
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| Fake smile in a mirror makes you buy what you try on from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 1:48) |
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The Emotion Evoking System can subtly influence your feelings and personal preferences by presenting you with an image of your smiling or frowning face
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| The tale of Mexico's largest dinosaur tail from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 1:40) |
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The beautifully preserved tail of a duck-billed dinosaur has been discovered in Mexico, the first of its kind to be found there
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| Today on New Scientist from New Scientist - Online news (2013-7-25 0:59) |
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All the latest on newscientist.com: 3D printer recreates a 17th-century gadget, blue wave tracks flatworm death, how the sauropod got its neck and more
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