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On June 28, President Niels-Erik Andreasen announced that Dr. Heather Knight, current associate provost for faculty development, diversity and special programs at University of the Pacific in Calif., has been named the university's new provost. He stated, "I believe that the future of Andrews University and higher education in general is bright, and the collaboration and possibilities that Dr. Knight will bring to our work here will be significant."
The decision to offer the position to Dr. Knight came after the provost search committee completed interviews of its short list of two finalists for the position. The interviews of the candidates by this committee were accompanied by a number of campus presentations by each candidate. The committee also reviewed feedback from several key groups across the campus, including faculty, staff, students, departmental and academic deans.
Dr. Knight joins Andrews University with rich experience in teaching and administration at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif. She began her teaching career there in 1988, becoming a tenured associate professor of English in 1993, teaching a variety of literature and writing courses. She then served as an assistant provost, and became associate provost in 1997. Knight graduated with a PhD in English from Stanford University in 1991, specializing in African American Literature; a master's in English from Loma Linda University in 1984; and a bachelor's in English from Oakwood College in 1982. She has presented a multitude of papers at conferences across the country and has articles in several publications. She has served as a panelist for the National Endowment of the Arts, as well as an evaluator on several accreditation teams and many university committees.
According to Adventist News Network (ANN), "One of Knight's major achievements at the University of the Pacific was leading a diversity program to increase minority representation in the school's faculty. The effort, begun in 1997, increased the number of minority faculty from 10 percent to 19 percent, well surpassing the United States' national average of 13 percent."
Gerry Karst, chairman of the AU board of trustees and a general vice president of the Adventist world church, stated to ANN, "She [Heather Knight] expresses a strong commitment to Seventh-day Adventist education, its philosophy and mission. It is a pleasure to welcome her to the leadership team."
Knight will officially begin in her new role as provost in mid-August 2006.


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Whether you know it or not, this flying squirrel has organized two giveaways since it squeaked her first hello to the world and she is wishing more to come. People would wonder why. Most probably, the squirrel is constantly curious to check if there is a *real* world behind the LCD, otherwise she is hoping to spread the love of sewing to the cyber space. Anyway, both the last two giveaways happened in February. So the squirrel thought that the next one has to happen in February again. No wonder that she thought, because it's easier for her tiny brain to remember when to do. What I suggested to this creature was that she could throw a giveaway on Valentine's Day so that only few people would notice its meaningless reason.
And yet, nothing has happened. It is almost a week after Valentine's Day today. Has she announced anything yet? Neh.
The squirrel seems to have deserted but I don't find her anywhere. She ran away without writing!
I am sorry. I'm writing this for a Valentine's Day giveaway on behalf of that irresponsible blogging creature. I hope you don't mind, thought it is obviously too belated for decent people. I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't mind. I can repeat it until you fall fast asleep.
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The prize of this small giveaway is a small sewing gadget. It is a magnetic pin carrying case which is very useful both indoor and outdoor. There are a few of this type of needle carriers, but as far as I know, this is the best with the right size, shape, needle visibility and magnetic power for the purpose. Naomi recommended this one at the workshop and I agree with her completely. It is very handy not only when attending sewing classes but also when keeping expensive/special needles intact in the drawer. If you are one of those who think that magnetic pin caddies are awfully useful, you would agree with me that this small case has much potential. I love it.
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If there is anyone who is interested in winning the prize, please leave your comment below. I am going to close the comment box at noon on 27th(JST=UTC+9) February (Wed) and will pick one winner by random drawing if there are more than one comment on this post. Anybody in any area on our planet can be involved in the draw. Please do not forget to fill in your e-mail address (which will not be disclosed to the public), because those comments without any valid e-mail address will not be included in the draw. Note that I will not accept those comments from squirrels/mice either.
Happy sewing to you all!
Much love,
P.S. I've changed an expression in this post to avoid misunderstanding. I wish that no one felt too uncomfortable with my writing.
27th February 2013
Thank you all for the comments on the giveaway post!
I'm happy to announce that the random generator chose 6 among the numbers from 1 to 36, and therefore the winner is Sofie who left 6th comment on the post. Congratulations, Sofie!
Thank you every one of you for visiting my blog, I wish you a wonderful day.


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The goal of most bars, taverns, lounges and nightclubs is to provide a hospitable gathering place where patrons can have a good time, often by listening to or watching entertainment, and/or dancing, while purchasing and consuming the establishment's primary product - alcoholic beverages. It depends on the person himself if how he handles he would control himself to avoid being drunk.
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Massive government interventions in the financial sector may have prevented even more calamity, but great uncertainty still lies ahead.
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text: I notice that Scyld is notable by it's absence from this discussion. Is that due to cost, or bad/no experience, or other factors? There is a lot of interest in it around my company lately. Dave Cunningham -----Original Message----- From: beowulf-bounces at beowulf.org [mailto:beowulf-bounces at beowulf.org] On Behalf Of Andrew M.A. Cater Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 8:40 AM To: beowulf at beowulf.org Subject: Re: [Beowulf] Which distro for the cluster? On Wed, Dec 27, 2006 at 06:46:25PM +0100, Chetoo Valux wrote: > Dear all, > > As a Linux user I've worked with several distros as RedHat, SuSE, Debian and > derivatives, and recently Gentoo. > > Now I face the challenge of building a HPC for scientific calculations, and > I wonder which distro would suit me best. As a Gentoo user, I've recognised > the power of customisation, optimisation and lightweight system, for > instance my 4 years old laptop flies like a youngster, and some desktops > too. So I thought about building the HPC nodes (8+1 master) with Gentoo .... > Don't use Gentoo unless you've a full, fast connection to the internet _AND_ you're prepared for your cluster to be internet connected while you build it. This IMHO. Scientific calculations: Quantian? Debian. Debian for the number of math and other packages and the ease of install. Over 8 nodes, it should be relatively easy to set up. But it depends what you want to do, what other users want to do etc. etc. > But then it comes the administration and maintenance burden, which for me it > should be the less, since my main task here is research ... so browsing the > net I found Rocks Linux with plenty of clustering docs and administration > tools & guidelines. I feel this should be the choice in my case, even if I > sacrifice some computation efficiency. Rocks / Warewulf perhaps. If you just want something you can build/update/maintain in your sleep, I'd still suggest Debian - if only because a _minimal_ install on the nodes is as small as you want it to be - and because it's fairly consistent. Your cluster - your choice but you may have to justify it to your co-workers. Andy > > Any advice on this will be appreciated. > > Chetoo. > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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Project X Zone Drops 50 Characters For A Nintendo 3DS Summer
Namco Bandai Games America Inc. launches Project X Zone this summer on the Nintendo 3DS. The strategy/RPG title, featuring legacy characters from Capcom, Sega, and Namco Bandai titles, is developed by Banpresto and Monolith Soft.
With over 50 characters culled from 29 game franchises, Project X Zone enables players to create a team of two fighters named the Pair Unit. Another character known as a solo unit will join the Pair Unit to help in Solo Attacks as well as give players a diversity of fighting options during their epic battles. Gamers can also create support attacks, cross hits, and finishing moves to vanquish their foes.
"Project X Zone is the first title to ever combine such a large cast of characters from a varied list of game franchises into one grand adventure," said Namco Bandai Games America Inc. Marketing VP Carlson Choi. "Developing a cohesive game and storyline to encompass all of these great characters and their battle styles was a huge challenge that has paid off greatly with the creation of a truly unique and groundbreaking gaming experience."
Tekken's Jin and Xiaoyu, Shining Force EXA's Toma and Cyrille, and Megan Man X's X and Zero are among the characters featured in Project X Zone, as these characters find themselves crossing paths when a doorway opens to a number of different universes.
This game will be coming to the 3DS in the summer of 2013, so get ready for the crossover chaos!


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Fungal protein found to cross blood-brain barrier
In a remarkable series of experiments on a fungus that causes cryptococcal meningitis, a deadly infection of the membranes that cover the spinal cord and brain, investigators at UC Davis have isolated a protein that appears to be responsible for the fungus' ability to cross from the bloodstream into the brain.
The discovery—published online June 3 in mBio, the open-access, peer-reviewed journal of the American Society for Microbiology—has important implications for developing a more effective treatment for Cryptococcus neoformans, the cause of the condition, and other brain infections, as well as for brain cancers that are difficult to treat with conventional medications.
"This study fills a significant gap in our understanding of how C. neoformans crosses the blood-brain barrier and causes meningitis," said Angie Gelli, associate professor of pharmacology at UC Davis and principal investigator of the study. "It is our hope that our findings will lead to improved treatment for this fungal disease as well as other diseases of the central nervous system."
Normally the brain is protected from bacterial, viral and fungal pathogens in the bloodstream by a tightly packed layer of endothelial cells lining capillaries within the central nervous system—the so-called blood-brain barrier. Relatively few organisms—and drugs that could fight brain infections or cancers—can breach this protective barrier.
The fungus studied in this research causes cryptococcal meningoencephalitis, a usually fatal brain infection that annually affects some 1 million people worldwide, most often those with an impaired immune system. People typically first develop an infection in the lungs after inhalation of the fungal spores of C. neoformans in soil or pigeon droppings. The pathogen then spreads to the brain and other organs.
Unique protein identified
In an effort to discover how C. neoformans breaches the blood-brain barrier, the investigators isolated candidate proteins from the cryptococcal cell surface. One was a previously uncharacterized metalloprotease that they named Mpr1. (A protease is an enzyme—a specialized protein—that promotes a chemical reaction; a metalloprotease contains a metal ion—in this case zinc—that is essential for its activity.) The M36 class of metalloproteases to which Mpr1 belongs is unique to fungi and does not occur in mammalian cells.
The investigators next artificially generated a strain of C. neoformans that lacked Mpr1 on the cell surface. Unlike the normal wild-type C. neoformans, the strain without Mpr1 could not cross an artificial model of the human blood-brain barrier.
They next took a strain of common baking yeast—Saccharomyces cerevisiae—that does not cross the blood-brain barrier and does not normally express Mpr1, and modified it to express Mpr1 on its cell surface. This strain then gained the ability to cross the blood-brain barrier model.
Investigators then infected mice with either the C. neoformans that lacked Mpr1 or the wild-type strain by injecting the organisms into their bloodstream. Comparing the brain pathology of mice 48 hours later, they found numerous cryptococci-filled cysts throughout the brain tissue of mice infected with the wild-type strain; these lesions were undetectable in those infected with the strain lacking Mpr1. In another experiment, after 37 days of being infected by the inhalation route, 85 percent of the mice exposed to the wild-type C. neoformans had died, while all of those given the fungus without Mpr1 were alive.
"Our studies are the first clear demonstration of a specific role for a fungal protease in invading the central nervous system," said Gelli. "The details of exactly how it crosses is an important new area under investigation."
New targeted therapies possible
According to Gelli, their discovery has significant therapeutic potential via two important mechanisms. Either Mpr1—or an aspect of the mechanism by which it crosses the blood-brain barrier—could be a target of new drugs for treating meningitis caused by C. neoformans. In a person who develops cryptococcal lung infection, such a treatment would ideally make the fungus less likely to enter the brain and lead to a rapidly fatal meningitis.
Secondly, Mpr1 could be developed as part of a drug-delivery vehicle for brain infections and cancers. An antibiotic or cancer-fighting drug that is unable to cross the blood-brain barrier on its own could be attached to a nanoparticle containing Mpr1, allowing it to hitch a ride and deliver its goods to where it is needed.
"The biggest obstacle to treating many brain cancers and infections is getting good drugs through the blood-brain barrier," said Gelli. "If we could design an effective delivery system into the brain, the impact would be enormous for treating some of these terrible diseases."
Gelli's group is currently pursuing such a nanoparticle drug-delivery system using Mpr1. They are also further investigating the exact molecular mechanism by which Mpr1 breaches the blood-brain barrier.


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Looking for a bigger paycheck? If you're not in the medical industry, you're pretty much out of luck.
Health care jobs, ranging from dentists to surgeons, dominate the list of the 20 highest paying jobs, but there are some other professions sprinkled in.
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Australia just announced that it has officially created the world's largest marine reserve, setting an impressive precedent for other countries when it comes to protecting the world's oceans. The reserve consists of a series of marine parks that cover more than one third of the Commonwealth waters of Australia, a milestone which the World Wildlife Federation (WWF) has said they have been working towards for more than 15 years. The announcement comes just days before the official start of the Rio+20 Conference.
The main 'protectorate' in the network is the Coral Sea marine park that, coupled with the adjacent Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, will make up the world's largest marine park.
In a press statement, WWF-Australian CEO Dermot O'Gorman said that the marine park network would protect "the third largest ocean territory in the world" that is home to whales, dolphins, turtles and sharks as well as some of the world's most spectacular corals.
"By declaring more than one third of its waters as marine parks, Australia has made a major advance in marine conservation that is both nationally and globally significant. Coming on the eve of the Rio+20 summit on sustainable development, this is an inspiring outcome for other countries to follow," Mr O'Gorman said.
"In recent times the Australian Government has made it clear that it aspires to be a global leader in marine conservation. Today's decision helps meet this aspiration and WWF looks forward to hearing how Australia will assist other countries in our region to better manage their marine resources at the Rio +20 summit.
"In places like the Coral Triangle and the Pacific, oceans support an incredible diversity of life and provide food security for millions of people. Marine sanctuaries provide areas where wildlife can feed and breed and help ensure the food security of millions of people who rely on the ocean for their daily sustenance and livelihoods.
"The oil spills and ship groundings in recent years have shown the range of threats facing our oceans. It is important that we get the balance right by ensuring places are set aside for conservation as well as having well-managed, ocean use."
Announced by the Australian Environment Minister Tony Burke in Sydney, the marine park network will aim to stop the oceans being exploited by oil and gas companies, which the WWF has warned are moving closer "to places like the stunning Rowley Shoals and Ningaloo Reef".


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This week's question is all about laundering your Aerie Undies! Our takeaways? Not all undies are created equal (when it comes to laundering, at least!)…and some need just a little extra TLC. Read on for Jenny's tips and tricks on laundering your undies!
Q: What's the best way to wash my Aerie undies?
A: Now that you've got new undies you love, you want to make sure they last. It's just as important to take good care of your undies as you would your bras, swimsuits, and clothes.
For sturdy cotton undies, go ahead and throw them in the washer and dryer as you normally would. However, for lace undies, or even undies that are on the delicate side, I don't recommend washing them like the basics. Washing items in hot water, with harsh things like jeans and towels, can destroy anything that's a bit sensitive.
For all lace undies, I do like to give them a wash by hand either in the sink, or in the shower while you're showering. They wash so easily and dry really quickly when you hang them on a hanger or over a doorknob. If you do want to stick with the laundry machine, do a gentle cycle once a week and put undies in with other delicate items like knits and blouses. I use cold water all the time (more environmentally friendly and laundry friendly) and I don't use the dryer for delicates. If you notice your undies get caught around the agitator (the piece in the middle of the machine), then stick the undies in a laundry bag. Those agitators are death for delicates!
That's all for today! Have more questions for Jenny? Tweet your question @Aerie using #AskJenny, or email email@example.com.


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Wiggin and Dana is proud to announce that Franchise and Distribution partners, John Doroghazi, Dean Fournaris and Kevin Kennedy, have been named "2019 Legal Eagles" in the April 2019 edition of the Franchise Times. The Franchise Times says, "These attorneys live and breathe franchising and truly understand the nuances of this unique business model. That deep understanding is now more important than ever."
Wiggin and Dana is pleased to announce that Christian Chandler has joined the firm as a Labor, Employment and Benefits Partner in the Washington, DC office. Christian has over 20 years of experience in executive compensation and employee benefits matters. His significant experience in this area has made him a valued resource for a range of clients across industries, including public and private companies, senior executives, management teams and boards of directors.
On January 17, 2019, the Connecticut Supreme Court issued an important decision on governmental immunity for Connecticut municipalities. In Ventura v. Town of East Haven, an appeal handled for the Town by Aaron Bayer and Tadhg Dooley of Wiggin and Dana, LLP, the Supreme Court affirmed an Appellate Court decision reversing a $6.2 million judgment against East Haven. The judgment was based on a police officer's failure to tow a vehicle that had invalid registration and the wrong license plates. That vehicle subsequently struck the plaintiff, causing him serious injuries. The trial court had held that the Town was not protected by governmental immunity, because the police officer had a "ministerial duty" to tow the vehicle based on police department towing rules. A jury awarded the plaintiff $12.2 million, which was later reduced to $6.2 million. In reversing, the Appellate Court held that the towing rules did not impose a ministerial duty on police officers and the Town was therefore entitled to governmental immunity.
Wiggin and Dana is pleased to announce that Kenneth Cho has joined the firm as a Litigation Partner in the New York office. Ken has more than 25 years of experience in cross border dispute resolution, intellectual property litigation and licensing, IP asset management and valuation, and counseling matters.
The American Health Lawyers' Association (AHLA) recently appointed three Wiggin and Dana attorneys, Jody Erdfarb, Rebecca Matthews and Elisabeth Pimentel, to serve in leadership positions of the association.
During this Women's History Month, the Diversity Committee and the Women of Wiggin (WOW) would like to honor Melinda Agsten, Karen Clute, Mary Gambardella, Patti Melick and Maureen Weaver. These outstanding attorneys, who over their decades of dedication and service have not only made this firm a better place, but have also been exemplary leaders at Wiggin and Dana, help us to serve our clients with unparalleled excellence every day.
Wiggin and Dana is pleased to announce that its Litigation Department has been selected as the 2019 Connecticut Litigation Department of the Year by Benchmark Litigation. This is the fifth consecutive year Wiggin and Dana has won the award. The award was announced at the seventh Annual Benchmark Litigation U.S. Awards Ceremony on February 28, 2019, at the Essex House in New York.


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The evolutionary rates of sea urchins are more complex than previously thought, a finding that could apply across the evolutionary tree.
Evolution within groups of organisms was first thought to occur continuously, at a constant rate. Fossil-based analyses soon led to the belief that many groups quickly reach maximum diversity early on in their history, followed by a decline in evolutionary rates as habitat types fill up.
Now, in a detailed analysis of a group of marine invertebrates called echinoids, Dr Melanie Hopkins of the American Museum of Natural History and Museum palaeobiologist Dr Andrew Smith have found a branch of the evolutionary tree that has increased its evolutionary rate over time.
Slow starters
Modern echinoids originated 265 million years ago, just before the Permian-Triassic mass extinction, an event that wiped out around 96% of all marine species. They still exist today as sea urchins and sand dollars.
Despite the abundance of ecological space left behind after the mass extinction, Dr Hopkins and Dr Smith found that echinoids experienced the lowest rates of evolutionary diversification during this early phase. Said Dr Smith of the result:
This slow start is very different from the standard model of high initial rates of diversification followed by a slowing down as ecological space gets filled that we have come to expect.
Bursts of diversity
When they looked in more detail at sub-groups of echinoids through time, they discovered that some that underwent episodes of 'early bursts' in evolution, primarily associated with the adoption of new feeding strategies.
For example, one particular group of echinoids - the sand dollars - evolved a novel method of 'deposit-feeding' that allowed them to filter nutrients from the sand, and this innovation coincided with a marked increase in morphological innovation.
Regular echinoids like the sea urchin (left) have five-fold symmetry and can head in any direction, whereas irregular echinoids, like the sand dollar (right) have two-fold symmetry, with defined 'front' and 'back' ends.
A question of scale
The overall pattern of slowing evolutionary rates punctuated by smaller 'early burst' events within certain subgroups points to the importance of considering scale when assessing the evolutionary history of any group. Said Dr Smith:
Rates of evolution turn out to be quite different when viewed at different scales, and both 'continuous' and 'early burst' patterns of evolution may apply to the same group depending upon how you view them.
More information:
- Read the full paper online
- Search the Museum's echinoid directory
- Meet some modern urchins in our upcoming Coral Reefs: Secret Cities of the Sea exhibition
- Find out about echinoids in fossil folklore
- Watch a rendering of a micro-CT scan of the mouth parts of a sea urchin


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The research, conducted at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, could open new ways to intervene in aging and age-related disease. The study highlights a process called protein homeostasis – the ability of an organism to maintain the proper structure and balance of its proteins, which are the building blocks of life...+Alzheimer's Reading Room
Basic Yellow 1, a dye used in neuroscience laboratories around the world to detect damaged protein in Alzheimer's disease, is a wonder drug for nematode worms.
In a study appearing in the March 30, online edition of Nature, the dye, also known as Thioflavin T, (ThT) extended lifespan in healthy nematode worms by more than 50 percent and slowed the disease process in worms bred to mimic aspects of Alzheimer's.
The research, conducted at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, could open new ways to intervene in aging and age-related disease. The study highlights a process called protein homeostasis – the ability of an organism to maintain the proper structure and balance of its proteins, which are the building blocks of life.
Genetic studies have long indicated that protein homeostasis is a major contributor to longevity in complex animals. Many degenerative diseases have been linked to a breakdown in the process. Buck faculty member Gordon Lithgow, PhD, who led the research, said this study points to the use of compounds to support protein homeostasis, something that ThT, did as the worms aged.
ThT works as a marker of neurodegenerative diseases because it binds amyloid plaques – the toxic aggregated protein fragments associated with Alzheimer's.
In the nematodes ThT's ability to not only bind, but also slow the clumping of toxic protein fragments, may be key to the compound's ability to extend lifespan, according to Lithgow.
"We have been looking for compounds that slow aging for more than ten years and ThT is the best we have seen so far," said Lithgow. "But more exciting is the discovery that ThT so dramatically improves nematode models of disease-related pathology as well," said Lithgow, who said the discovery brings together three crucial concepts in the search for compounds that could extend healthspan, the healthy years of life. "ThT allows us to manipulate the aging process, it has the potential to be active in multiple disease states and it enhances the animal's innate ability to deal with changes in its proteins."
The research was the brainchild of Silvestre Alavez, PhD, a staff scientist in the Lithgow lab.
Alavez was trained in neuroscience and knew about the use of these compounds to detect disease-related proteins. With the idea that small molecules could impact protein aggregation, he looked at 10 compounds and found five that were effective in increasing lifespan in the worms.
Alavez said curcumin, the active ingredient in the popular Indian spice turmeric, also had a significant positive impact on both healthy worms and those bred to express a gene associated with Alzheimer's.
"People have been making claims about the health benefits of curcumin for many years. Maybe slowing aging is part of its mechanism of action," said Alavez. Curcumin is currently being tested in several human clinical trials for conditions ranging from colon cancer to rheumatoid arthritis to depression. Alavez says the study supports the concept that protein homeostasis should be the focus of future research. "We now have an exciting new avenue in the search for compounds that both extend lifespan and slow disease processes," said Alavez. "Any small molecule that maintains protein homeostasis during aging could be active against multiple disease states." Follow up research on ThT is now underway in mice bred to have Alzheimer's.
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Other Buck Institute researchers involved in the study include Maithili C. Vantipalli; Ida M. Klang, a graduate student from the Karolinksa Institute in Stockholm, Sweden; and David Zucker, a student from Dominican University, CA. The work was supported by grants from the Larry L. Hillblom Foundation; the National Institutes of Health supporting the Buck Institute's Interdisciplinary Research Consortium on Geroscience; the National Institute on Aging (through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009); and the Longevity Consortium.
About the Buck Institute for Research on Aging:
The Buck Institute is the first freestanding institute in the United States that is devoted solely to basic research on aging and age-associated disease. The Institute is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to extending the healthspan, the healthy years of each individual's life. Buck Institute scientists work in an innovative, interdisciplinary setting to understand the mechanisms of aging and to discover new ways of detecting, preventing and treating conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease and stroke. Collaborative research at the Institute is supported by new developments in genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics technology. For more information: www.buckinstitute.org.
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