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Stem cells could help cure deafness: study
Add deafness to the list of conditions that someday may be cured thanks to stem cells. A new British study says that fetal stem cells were manipulated by researchers to grow the auditory neurons that are necessary in order for someone to hear.
New York Daily News

May 2010 release for Sex sequel
The sequel to the film version of Sex and the City will be released on 28 May 2010, Warner Bros and New Line announce.
BBC

Hubble`s archive shows hidden exoplanet discovered 10 years later
Two teams of astronomers made headlines in November after announcing they had photographed planets orbiting regular stars other than our own sun. (Such bodies are known as extrasolar planets, or exoplanets.) One of those planets, Fomalhaut b, the companion to a star called Fomalhaut some 25 light-years away, was spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope; a star known as HR 8799, nearly 130 light-years distant, was found by ground-based observations to harbor a system of at least three planets. [More]
Scientific American

G20: Give or Take a Trillion or Two
LONDON, Apr 3 (IPS) - The ease with which leaders spoke of trillions of dollars at the G20 summit in London Thursday was no doubt intended to signal to the world just how serious leaders are about getting the economy right again. That these fabulous figures may never add up is another matter.
IPS

Athletic Ability May Lie in a Single Gene
Scientists know that small variations in certain genes can predispose people to cancers or heart disease. Now researchers are starting to show a direct, quantifiable effect on learning traceable to these types of genetic influences: single-nucleotide polymorphisms. A difference in just one amino acid in a protein might explain why some people learn new motor skills faster and reach higher levels of performance.The protein, called brain-derived neurotro­phic factor (BDNF), is a key driver of synaptic plasti­city, the ability of the connections between brain cells to change in strength. This plasticity is an important factor in learning, explains neurologist Janine Reis, who led the study at the National Institutes of health. According to Reis, this finding offers the first evidence that slight variations in BDNF’s structure affect learning ability. [More]
Scientific American

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SF Gate

Asian Small Caps: A Real Deal?
Though many stocks may still be overvalued, Asian small-company stocks look very cheap by almost any measure, writes Brett Arends.
Wall Street Journal

Blogs clash over whether Google could buy Twitter
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two prominent technology news blogs clashed on Friday morning over a report one of them issued that said Google Inc may try to buy internet start-up Twitter.
Reuters

Can Detroit Be Retooled -- Before It`s Too Late?
The President's auto task force is imposing a brutal overhaul of U.S. automakers that may include bankruptcy for GM. But the payoff could be huge when car sales rebound. And they will
TIME

Heart Muscle Renewed Over Lifetime, Study Finds
In a finding that may open new approaches to treating heart disease,Swedish scientists have succeeded in measuring a highly controversialproperty of the human heart: the rate at which its muscle cells arerenewed during a person?s lifetime.
Bioethics.net

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