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Safe haven: REFUGEE BIOLOGISTS [0.03%] 希望之光：难民生物学家

Paul Weindling Paul Weindling

Biologist (London, England). 2014 Dec 1;61(6):24-27. DOI: 2014

Chronobiology and chronomics: detecting and applying the cycles of nature [0.03%] 生物钟和潮学：探测并利用自然界的循环规律

Franz Halberg,Germaine Cornélissen,Douglas Wilson et al. Franz Halberg et al.

We monitor our streets to prevent assault and rodents to develop drugs, but not those for whom the drugs are intended. It took over half a century to begin to monitor blood sugar values in patients with insulin-dependent diabetes. Monitorin...

Biologist (London, England). 2009;56(4):209-214. DOI: 2009

Galls on thistles [0.03%] 刺儿菜的虫瘿

Gregory J Masters,Nicola L Ward Gregory J Masters

Plant galls - the more we learn, the more there is to know! Approximately 15000 insect species ( c. 2% of all known insects) form galls, and this habit is extremely common over a range of floras and latitudes. Yet, there is still no general...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):25-8. DOI: 2003

Biogeography, a dirty word? [0.03%] 生物地理学，一个肮脏的词吗？

Malte Ebach Malte Ebach

The newly developing fields of phylogeography and macroecology are ignoring historical patterns at their peril.

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):48. DOI: 2003

Insect repellants in urban settings [0.03%] 城市环境中的驱虫剂

Chris Peterson Chris Peterson

Why kill bugs when you can just make them go away? Used primarily for biting-insect control, repellants may control household pests as well, once their potential is fully realized. Repellents may provide low-dose, specific and low-toxicity ...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):39-43. DOI: 2003

Ripe for a change [0.03%] 趋于变革

Greg Tucker Greg Tucker

As rich sources of vitamins and minerals, fruits are an important part of our diet. However, they are highly perishable. As the biochemical basis for fruit quality is being unraveled, so genetic approaches are being developed to modify the ...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):34-8. DOI: 2003

The Bloom's syndrome helicase: keeping cancer at bay [0.03%] 布洛姆综合症解旋酶：阻止癌症发生

Payam Mohaghegh,Ian D Hickson Payam Mohaghegh

Bloom's syndrome, a very rare inherited disorder, predisposes its sufferers to the full range of cancers that afflict humanity. This predisposition is rooted in just one defective gene on chromosome 15. It encodes the BLM helicase - an enzy...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):29-33. DOI: 2003

Re-introduction of birds and mammals to the British Isles [0.03%] 鸟类和哺乳动物在不列颠群岛的重新引入

Roy Dennis Roy Dennis

Large and exciting raptors like white-tailed eagle and red kite have been restored to the skies of Scotland and England, and now there are advanced plans to return the beaver. These successes encourage debate on other missing animals, with ...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):20-4. DOI: 2003

Sinking methane [0.03%] 甲烷潜没吧

David S Reay David S Reay

Concentrations of the powerful greenhouse gas, methane, in our atmosphere have doubled since the beginning of the industrial age. Reducing these levels is a vital part of global efforts to combat global warming. Could we make use of the Ear...

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):15-9. DOI: 2003

Obesity: part one - the greatest health threat facing mankind [0.03%] 肥胖：第一部分——人类面临的最大健康威胁

John R Speakman John R Speakman

'In the 15 minutes it will take you to read this article nine people in the USA, and one person in the UK, will have died as a direct consequence of obesity related illnesses.'

Biologist (London, England). 2003 Feb;50(1):10-4. DOI: 2003