The H5N1 flu virus can invade brain,liver an blood cells.
It can also cross the mother-fetal barrier killing the fetus.
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- Calls for a UK pets Blood service
- Porton Down Science Park
- Light-activated antibodies could kill cancer cells
- Mrc Laboratory of Molecular Biology(lmb)29 oct 2007
- 405 old ocean quahog found off Iceland
- Organic fruits and vegetables possibly better for you
- Interlab Forum
- Uk government to vaccinate girls against HPV
- Ohio bioscience career fair
- Teagasc
- Cancer Research looking for graduate students
- Double Helix discoverer James Watson to retire
- Twins conceived by new fertility method
- Gene linked to ageing in mice
- Anti-cancer drink possibly to be avaible soon.
- Mega.4
- First nuclear gene sequenced from Neanderthals
- Potential malaria vaccine
- Fertility hormone injections a waste
- Phrase II Hapmap
- WWF says Antarctica should be protected areas.
- Genetic contraception
- Daily sex improves quality of sperm cells
- Ebola virus may be more deadly than thought
- GM arabidopsis break down RDX
- Rabbit gene help clean polluted soil
- Chlamydia also affects men's fertility
- Statins and Alzheimer's
- Softgenetics
- Southampton Science Park, Hampshire
- Possible H5N1 Bird flu vaccine developed
- Thailand Science Park enters second phrase
- 1,001 Inventions to open in Glasgow october 2007
- The cost of pollution in Canada
- Genetic test for osteoarthritis
- 11,000 years old art found in Syria
- Interesting ideas for energy saving devices
- Hopes for jatropa biofuel in India
- Greening buildings cools the insides of buildings
- Suspected tyrannosaurus footprints found
- Chemicals may lead to cure for Huntington's
- British Scientist awarded a Nobel Prize
- Elephants are scared of bees
- Science search on Google book search
- New quantum computer material
- Methadone linked to scottish deaths
- www.ecfun.eu
- New gene linked to breast cancer
- Hearing difficulties linked to cot death/SIDS
- First synthetic chromosone created
- More science teachers needed in Britain
- 72 years-old grandfather is to be sperm donor
- Solexa Genome analyzer system
- H5N1 has mutated
- Engineered viruses could kill cancer
- Science Jobs on Google Job search; 3 October 2007
- India's smallest frog found
- Stem cells for Safer Medicine
- Neanderthals once lived in the Altai region of Sib...
- `Sea snakes' could produce power
- H5N1 deady effects on body tissues
- 2.5 Billion years old oxygen found
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