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Lost or stolen cell phones with a contact list can also be mined for phone numbers to «Grandma» or «Grandpa's house,» says Hutt.

What if your cards are locked and you lose your smartphone or the battery dies or you're in an area with no cell reception?

To read his blog is to watch the growth of a human being: You see Ev nearly lose his company, bring it back from the dead, strike it big, struggle with the tech support for his new cell phone, and get married.

Marte lost 70 lbs in his 9» x6» prison cell and wanted to share his fitness regimen with others.

Because any grownup with more than 2 brain cells to rub together and who's lost someone in Aurora should tell you to go shove your all - mighty, all - knowing, all - caring, compassionate Lord who thinks we will be better people by having our children massacred.

I haven't had the best luck, personally, with the Sunday family walks (I lost my cell phone the first time, then twisted my ankle the second, and we were rained out for what would've been the third), but despite that, I'm eager to take a new walk together on this Sunday!

You probably won't return to your pre-pregnancy weight for some time, but you'll continue to lose weight during the postpartum period as your body eliminates all the extra water your cells retained during pregnancy, along with fluid from the extra blood you had in your pregnant body.

Glaser also said mobile phone companies were asked to bring in cell towers to help with lost reception in the rural pockets of the Catskills and the North Country who lost service.

If the police are to be instructed to start arresting everyone who gets angry and uses the F word then the cells and courts will be heaving with otherwise law abiding people who momentarily lose their tempers.

In a preliminary experiment, the team found that stem cells produced from fibroblasts of men with Klinefelter syndrome also lost the extra sex chromosome.

After releasing their granules, the cells lose the ability to make an enzyme called chloroacetate esterase, so they no longer show up when exposed to a dye that reacts with the enzyme.

When the T cells of your immune system are forced to deal over time with cancer or a chronic infection such as HIV or hepatitis C, they can develop «T cell exhaustion,» becoming less effective and losing their ability to attack and destroy the invaders of the body.

Four weeks later, only 20 per cent of the mice given modified cells had lost limbs, compared with 60 per cent in mice that received unmodified cells (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, DOI: 10.1073 / pnas.0905432106).

HIV is a disease of the gut, a concept that's easy to lose sight of with all the attention paid to sexual transmission and blood measurements of the virus and the CD4 + T cells it infects and kills.

Women with high levels of FGF1 were less likely to respond to platinum - based drugs, but blocking the gene makes their cells lose their resistance (British Journal of Cancer, DOI: 10.1038 / bjc.2012.410).

Every time a cell with linear chromosomes divides, it will lose a small piece of one of its strands of DNA.

The downside is that people with these eye diseases are losing sight in large part because they're losing a different type of eye cell: the photoreceptors that sense light in the retina.

Sunlight reaching the Earth is readily harnessed and converted to electricity using solar cells, but the heat carried with it is lost.

Such treatment could, in theory, repopulate the eye with cells that have been destroyed, helping restore lost sight.

The control mice, with all genes intact, should have lost sight as photo - receptors — the light - sensitive cells in the retina — died.

«It's not that whole brain cells are lost, as is the case with Alzheimer's disease,» Cannon explains.

If we introduced stem cells with nice, long telomeres in the first place, we could let them wind down and eventually be lost to apoptosis, senescence, or other sources of damage — and just top our tissues up with more stem cells before enough of those cells were lost to begin to impair tissue function.

Raghanti says that the researchers are now counting the neurons in the chimp brains they studied to determine whether the cells are lost with age, and studying inflammation in the brains.

«It's the elements that brain cells use to communicate with each other that are lost.»

In marked contrast to the widely held notion that the insulin - producing pancreatic beta cell loses function with wear and tear, the researchers now show that mouse and human beta cells are fully functional at advanced age.

Yamaki explained that every time a cell replicates, a tiny bit of telomere is lost, so they get shorter with age.

The protein may cause people with schizophrenia to lose nerve cell connections, researchers propose.

In people with RP and AMD, the photoreceptors have been damaged and lost, so the ganglion cells do not receive signals and the brain can not produce an image.

«Over the course of a person's life, with repeated exposure to bacteria and viruses, these T cells mature and eventually lose a protein called CD28,» said Gladstone Senior Investigator Melanie Ott, senior author of the new study.

Stem cells, which have to divide regularly to regenerate tissues with new cells, can produce telomerase, but not the amount required to counteract the shortening of telomeres that accumulates with aging: over time, the tissues have fewer fresh cells and they lose their regenerative capacity.

The stressed yeast cells lost or duplicated random chromosomes when they divided, producing colonies with a vast array of freak cells.

If no palmitate is associated with EGFR, then it the cell loses control of this signal, and if the EGFR inhibitor is added, cells die.»

They are more likely to lose funding to projects involving ESCs than are researchers who do not work with stem cells because ASCs and ESCs are substitutes in some uses.

On 4 September, scientists lost contact with GRACE - 2 after another of its battery cells stopped operating.

«In extreme cases, if the dose is too high radiation can modify the cellular structure and generate alteration in the cells of organs found near the tumor, this causes them to lose their functions,» said Massillon, who was honored for her research with the IUPAP Young Scientist Prize 2015 awarded by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics.

After infection with CMV, these mice developed profound hearing loss and lost a significant amount of outer hair cells, which are found in the ear and play an important role in hearing.

We lose many of those stem cells, along with their regenerative capacity, as we age.

In humans with type 2 diabetes, cells lose the ability to respond to insulin, a hormone that helps regulate the level of sugar in the body.

Although it was protected with a layer of glass, the 3 - D perovskite solar cell lost performance rapidly, within a few days, while the 2 - D perovskite withered only slightly.

For this reason, investigators are actively looking for ways to lessen this cell death (e.g., with growth factors) as well as ways to replace the cells that are lost (e.g., with RPE cell transplantation).

If the researchers can get the technique to work with human stem cells, she says, it could help the one in 3000 people born with a form of blindness caused by damaged retinal cells and the many more who lose their sight because of age - related disease.

However, cells with too short telomeres can lose capping function leading to a cellular catastrophe and genetic instability: the origin of many cancer types.

Further analysis revealed that the mice in Tg / Tg group, which developed severe hyperglycemia, lost > 75 % of their β cells compared with WT mice of the same strain and similar age.

«We know that people with Alzheimer's lose brain volume, which may be a poor replacement of nerve cells.

But in the process of his research, Miller, along with Yablonovitch, realized that solar cells which emitted more photons without losing thermal energy made for a more efficient cell.

If a coverslip with cells is accidentally dropped and your sample side up and orientation is lost, you can still continue the experiment by carefully picking up the coverslip with tweezers: gently scrape one surface of the coverslip with a pipette tip to see if any cells are visibly removed to define coverslip orientation before mounting your sample.

The first is that typically we don't know how actively to treat glaucoma, even in patients with very elevated pressures, because people vary in the extent to which they lose ganglion cells in response to pressure increases.

Mice with a transgenic copy of the human SMN2 gene lose approximately 20 percent of their anterior horn cells, are extremely weakand underweight, and display other manifestations of disease, as well as die after two weeks.

Please note: If a coverslip with cells is accidentally dropped and your sample side up and orientation is lost, you can still continue the experiment by carefully picking up the coverslip with tweezers: gently scrape one surface of the coverslip with a pipette tip to see if any cells are visibly removed to define coverslip orientation before mounting your sample.

Without this specific region in Foxp3, Treg cells are much more likely to lose their identity and defect into killer T cells when faced with inflammation and infection, says Zheng.