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•	PAP: Inherited Genetic Cause, Possible Treatment Found For This Complex Lung Disorder
	A tale of two sisters has helped researchers solve a medical mystery and discover a familial genetic mutation that causes an inherited form of the lung disease Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis (PAP). Reporting their results in the Nov. 24 Journal of Experimental Medicine, a research team led by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center also points to the possibility of an inhaled therapy to overcome a chain of molecular events that lead to PAP.
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•	NetAwake
	While our initial (somewhat large and complex) iPhone application is still in the works, Mike Ash and friends managed to release an iPhone application of their own: NetAwake, a nice little Wake-On-LAN tool. And since this is an Under The Microscope post relating to the iPhone, we can’t help but also link to the horror story [...]
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•	An Innovative Concept and Two Reputed Clients for the CORUS Centre - MarketWatch
	An Innovative Concept and Two Reputed Clients for the CORUS Centre MarketWatch - Nov 7, 2008 Both of these companies are reputed to be world leaders in wind measurement instruments. Designed by the researchers at the CORUS Centre and built by the ...
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•	9) Gift Ideas: Camera & Photo: Binoculars, Telescopes & Optics
	Gift Ideas for everyone on Christmas time, valentines day or any other ocassion a gift basket or any other gifts are always welcome.
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•	Binocular Microscopes On Sale
	Binocular Microscopes. Binocular microscopes, or binocular microscopy, differ from ... On Sale! New Products; Best Sellers; Laboratory Equipment; Used Microscopes; Repair & Service
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•	Studies highlight spotty implementation of routine hiv screening
	Two years after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began recommending routine HIV testing for people ages 13 to 64, a new series of studies suggests that the recommendations are not widely followed, the Washington Post reports. (Source: RWJF News Digest - Public Health)
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