'Computer' made from DNA able to detect, treat cancer in a test tube

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DNA 'Computer' Able to Detect Cancer
(AP)

DNA 'Computer' Able to Detect Cancer
(AP) 04/28/2004 01:18 PM
AP - Researchers have developed a vanishingly tiny "computer" that could someday enable doctors to treat cancer and other diseases from inside the body.

DNA 'Computer' Able to Detect Cancer

DNA 'Computer' Able to Detect Cancer 04/28/2004 02:44 PM
AP via ABCNEWS.com Apr 28 2004 6:22PM GMT

Biological Computer Diagnoses Cancer And
Produces The Drug -- In A Test Tube

Biological Computer Diagnoses Cancer And
Produces The Drug -- In A Test Tube 04/30/2004 12:12 PM
Science Daily Apr 30 2004 4:19PM GMT

DNA 'computer' detects, treats cancer in
cells

DNA 'computer' detects, treats cancer in
cells 04/29/2004 04:57 AM
National Post Apr 29 2004 9:33AM GMT

'Nanospring pill' could detect cancer
cells

'Nanospring pill' could detect cancer
cells 11/10/2003 11:16 PM
CNET Asia Nov 10 2003 10:35PM ET

""The fact is, if third- or fifth-grade
students made the mistakes made in the
test prep materials, they would be
flunked and no one would be asking them
for an explanation.""

""The fact is, if third- or fifth-grade
students made the mistakes made in the
test prep materials, they would be
flunked and no one would be asking them
for an explanation."" 03/26/2005 09:39 PM

Immunetics' simplified blood test to
detect anthrax gets US approval

Immunetics' simplified blood test to
detect anthrax gets US approval 06/08/2004 02:35 AM
Boston Globe Jun 8 2004 6:55AM GMT

Test Tube Gorilla Not Bonding With
Newborn (AP)

Test Tube Gorilla Not Bonding With
Newborn (AP) 04/09/2005 06:29 PM
AP - The world's first test tube gorilla is not bonding with her new daughter, zoo officials said Saturday. Timu, a 9-year-old Western lowland gorilla, took care of her newborn for a few hours after Friday's birth, but then lost interest, said Dr. Lee Simmons, director of the Henry Doorly Zoo.

Test-tube computing takes the next step

Test-tube computing takes the next step 04/29/2004 01:17 PM
The Economist Apr 29 2004 4:35PM GMT

DNA Computer Detects, Treats Disease in
Test Tube

DNA Computer Detects, Treats Disease in
Test Tube 04/28/2004 02:44 PM
AP via ABCNEWS.com Apr 28 2004 6:22PM GMT

Study: Test-Tube Multiple Births Decline
(AP)

Study: Test-Tube Multiple Births Decline
(AP) 04/15/2004 03:48 AM
AP - Multiple births linked to test-tube technology are declining nationally, largely because doctors are implanting fewer embryos during each attempt to make a woman pregnant, a study suggests.

DNA Computer Detects, Treats Disease in
Test Tube (Reuters)

DNA Computer Detects, Treats Disease in
Test Tube (Reuters) 04/29/2004 03:25 AM
Reuters - Scientists have come a step closer to creating a minuscule DNA computer that may one day be able to spot diseases like cancer from inside the body and release a drug to treat it.

Test for aggressive breast cancer

Test for aggressive breast cancer 08/20/2004 08:02 PM
A simple blood test could tell doctors which women with breast cancer need more aggressive treatment.

Bad Marks for a Prostate Cancer Test

Bad Marks for a Prostate Cancer Test 06/04/2004 04:05 AM
Business Week Jun 4 2004 7:55AM GMT

Test to spot if cancer has spread

Test to spot if cancer has spread 04/12/2005 08:05 AM
A test that measures how stretchy cells are could revolutionise the way doctors spot whether cancers have spread.

Researchers Test Breast Cancer Drug (AP)

Researchers Test Breast Cancer Drug (AP) 03/31/2005 12:16 PM
AP - Researchers in Canada and the United States are embarking on a clinical trial to see if a drug which is highly effective in treating breast cancer could be used to prevent it.

Fury at 17-week cancer test wait

Fury at 17-week cancer test wait 09/14/2004 05:26 AM
The Welsh health minister is 'extremely concerned' that a woman has to wait 17 weeks to see a breast cancer consultant.

Flaws Seen in Popular Test for Prostate
Cancer

Flaws Seen in Popular Test for Prostate
Cancer 05/26/2004 06:19 PM
Men whose results are normal on a popular test for prostate cancer may have cancer nevertheless, a new study finds.

Test detects early ovarian cancer

Test detects early ovarian cancer 07/23/2004 08:04 PM
Scientists find a test that appears to be 100% effective at detecting early ovarian cancer.

Study Finds Flaws in Prostate Cancer
Test (AP)

Study Finds Flaws in Prostate Cancer
Test (AP) 05/27/2004 04:29 AM
AP - A new study shows that a test widely used to screen for prostate cancer misses 15 percent of the tumors — including some aggressive ones — in older men.

Study Dents Reliability of Prostate
Cancer Test

Study Dents Reliability of Prostate
Cancer Test 05/26/2004 07:39 PM
Reuters via Wired News May 26 2004 11:30PM GMT

Heeding a Call to Test Breast Cancer
Treatments

Heeding a Call to Test Breast Cancer
Treatments 07/25/2004 10:35 PM
When Sister Mary Andrew Matesich's breast cancer returned, her doctor's suggestion of entering a clinical trial intrigued her.

A Study Questions Blood-Test Results on
Prostate Cancer

A Study Questions Blood-Test Results on
Prostate Cancer 05/26/2004 10:38 PM
Significant numbers of older men whose results on a popular screening test for prostate cancer are normal may nonetheless have cancer, a new study has found.

Robert L. Bartley, Who Made The Wall
Street Journal's Editorial Page One Of
The Nation's Most Influential
Conservative Voices During His 30 Years
As Its Editor, Has Died Of Cancer At Age
66 (Our Condolences To Mr. Bartley's
Family & Friends)

Robert L. Bartley, Who Made The Wall
Street Journal's Editorial Page One Of
The Nation's Most Influential
Conservative Voices During His 30 Years
As Its Editor, Has Died Of Cancer At Age
66 (Our Condolences To Mr. Bartley's
Family & Friends) 12/11/2003 06:11 AM
died .. dies

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Painless, Non-Invasive Breast Fluid Test
Discovers Breast Cancer at Early, Most
Treatable Stage

Painless, Non-Invasive Breast Fluid Test
Discovers Breast Cancer at Early, Most
Treatable Stage 09/14/2004 03:41 AM
A new test currently in development may help detect breast cancer in it's early, most treatable stage. [PRWEB Sep 14, 2004]

Israelis engineer DNA 'computer' to
fight disease

Israelis engineer DNA 'computer' to
fight disease 04/28/2004 05:38 PM
A designer molecule has the potential to identify mutating cells and release chemical inhibitors to prevent them from reproducing.

Cancer Vaccines Set to Make Major Impact
on Cancer Market

Cancer Vaccines Set to Make Major Impact
on Cancer Market 01/05/2005 03:27 AM
The value of the market for cancer vaccines has the potential to reach $6 billion by 2010, according to Arrowhead Publishers, who have just released their new report Cancer Vaccines: Measuring Market Potential. (http://www.arrowheadpublishers.com/CancerVaccines.html) [PRWEB Jan 5, 2005]

Lung Cancer Tops List of Cancer Deaths
among Women

Lung Cancer Tops List of Cancer Deaths
among Women 04/14/2004 12:48 AM

Log-Detect-1.414

Log-Detect-1.414 01/27/2004 06:21 PM

UK chemists detect air fingerprints

UK chemists detect air fingerprints 06/09/2004 04:13 AM
I love the smell of VOC in the morning

Detect and Repair mode

Detect and Repair mode 04/09/2004 03:54 PM

About once a month, Outlook becomes a pain in the ass for me to use for about 2 hours.

Inevitably, it'll hang on me while I'm doing something else, or some other process will hang while I'm using Outlook, and Outlook will refuse the shut down properly.

(I'm normally in the middle of about 15 things when this happens).

I'll shut down the XP box that I use, and let it sit for 20 minutes or so (I guess I'm hoping it'll get over whatever I did that made it mad at me).

After leaving it alone, I'll start it back up, and then I'll try to launch Outlook. It'll tell me that it wants to start in "Safe Mode" (and I'm like ... hmmm, does it normally run in 'un-safe' mode?). I'll let it try, and every-time, it'll faily to start up properly. I'll again, leave the machine alone for 20-30 minutes... hoping Outlook will figure out what's giving it problems, fix it, and then start up... about 90% of the time (or so it seems) it'll fail to start properly, and will just sit there telling me that it's "Not responding" (and I'm like "No Shit!")

So, I'll shut it down using the "End Process" command on the Windows Task Manager.

And then, I'll start up Outlook, and it'll tell me that something is horribly wrong, and that it needs to go into "Detect and Repair Mode". I'll click "ok" and then go away for another 20 minutes or so, while Outlook's installer tries to do it's thing.

About half of the time it works and Outlook continues to work (although it forgets some of my preferences).

The other half the time, I "rinse and repeat" this whole process.

This whole process happens about once a month, and it costs me around 2-3 hours each time it happens...

What a pain in the ass... total loss of productivity.

I don't think Apple Mail has ever 'ceased to function' on me, and I know that Mailsmith hasn't ever broken. Come to think of it, OS X has never crashed on me either...

Had to get that off my chest... Thanks for listening

Treat Me Like a Fool

Treat Me Like a Fool 04/04/2005 01:29 PM
Robert MacMillan of washingtonpost.com writes this story about April Fool jokes: “Google appears to be dodging and feinting with its April Fools’ Day lineup. Users of its Gmail e-mail program encountered a bar graph and a short note explaining the company’s new project, Infinity + 1. The news seems suspect enough, but if so, the Associated Press and News.com bought it. But more on that in a moment. Google’s obvious joke shows up on a…

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How Not To Treat a New Customer

How Not To Treat a New Customer 07/09/2004 08:29 PM
I just switched to Vodafone from T-Mobile. I didn't really want to switch that badly, as T-Mobile's service had been...

System Can Detect Fraudulent Passports
(AP)

System Can Detect Fraudulent Passports
(AP) 04/09/2004 03:57 PM
AP - Australia, one of the United States' strongest allies, has added a new weapon to its arsenal — a toaster-sized document reader that tells in seconds whether a passport is a fraud and identifies travelers who might be included on terrorist watch lists.

detect library 0.9.83 (Default branch)

detect library 0.9.83 (Default branch) 03/28/2005 09:54 AM
The detect library can be used in any program that needs hardware detection features such as configuration tools, installation programs, etc. Its API is easy to learn and detection is easy to integrate too. It can be used to detect sound cards, CPUs, networking devices, webcams, joysticks, etc. It scans the IDE, PCI, ISA, USB, and SCSI busses to find hardware.

3D Holograms Detect Fake Signatures

3D Holograms Detect Fake Signatures 08/15/2004 08:56 PM

detect library 0.9.82 (Default branch)

detect library 0.9.82 (Default branch) 03/24/2005 01:28 PM
The detect library can be used in any program that needs hardware detection features such as configuration tools, installation programs, etc. Its API is easy to learn and detection is easy to integrate too. It can be used to detect sound cards, CPUs, networking devices, webcams, joysticks, etc. It scans the IDE, PCI, ISA, USB, and SCSI busses to find hardware.

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Changes:
Detect is part of the XLine project now. New mouse detection code was added. Detection of video memory, monitors, and keyboards was added. Many bugfixes were made.

System Can Detect Fraudulent Passports

System Can Detect Fraudulent Passports 04/10/2004 08:33 PM

Astronomers Detect Saturnian Hot Spot

Astronomers Detect Saturnian Hot Spot 02/05/2005 09:19 PM

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