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...knew that such small RNAs would have such a critical role in regulating biological processes in animals and plants?” Lasker Foundation President Maria C. Freire said in a statement, adding that scientists had long believed that proteins—not RNAs—regulated gene activity in animal cells...
...making plastics. Melamine has been illegally added to food products in China to boost their apparent protein content, including a widely publicized case last year of contaminated pet food that got exported around the world. New Zealand dairy cooperative Fonterra, which holds a 43% share in Sanlu, said it knew in August that the milk powder was tainted, but Chinese authorities held off on announcing a public recall. Fonterra chief executive Andrew Ferrier said that Sanlu's milk supply may have been sabotaged, and the company did not come forward with the information weeks earlier because it was waiting...
...though, the win was a team effort. Every Crimson player finished the tournament in the top 20 overall. Following Cho, Bode, and Sheldon were senior Emily Balmert (79-77-156) in 11th, Harvey in 15th, and sophomore Mia Kabasakalis (81-80-161) in 20th. “We all knew we didn’t bring our A-games Saturday,” Bode said. “We took it shot by shot Sunday and played much better because of it.” “Getting a win to start is a great building block...
...enough consistency, pace, or placement to allow their top-flight opponents to pull away. Playing against Berkeley’s Eoin Heavey, sophomore Alexi Chijoff-Evans won the first set and took the second to six all in the second set tiebreaker. “At that point, I knew my body would give up,” Chijoff-Evans said. Heavey hit two masterful shots to take the set and fought through Chijoff-Evans most spirited efforts to win the third 7-5. “The weekend’s play was very encouraging,” Harvard...
...smells like a lumber yard due to the destruction, it's hard to believe anything there will be open tomorrow. There's no phone service, no water and no power over much of the place. But I have no doubt the city will rebuild better than ever. I knew Mayor Lyda Ann Thomas when I was a beat reporter for the Galveston County Daily News. She's a tough, no-nonsense kind of woman, and from an old Galveston family that knows about hurricanes. The island is lucky to have her at the helm...