Nerve gas antidote made by goats
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Scientists genetically modify goats to create a drug in their milk that protects against deadly nerve gases.
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Scientists draw inspiration from the lizard to develop a waterproof adhesive bandage for surgical wounds.
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Louis Pasteur's vaccine proves effective against what was then a fairly common -- and deadly -- occurrence: rabies contracted from an infected animal.
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US scientists show how the body's own natural stress hormone could soothe post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ruled that food from cloned cattle, pigs and goats and their offspring is as safe as any other food.
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NEW YORK  - Boosting concentrations in the   nervous system of a vital compound called NAD, by giving its   chemical precursor, nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, has   shown considerable therapeutic potential in a mouse model of   multiple sclerosis (MS).
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A molecule which may protect against food allergy has been identified.
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An injection of a man made polymer liquid has been used by animal researchers to prevent spinal cord damage in dogs. The treatment may offer hope for preventing paralysis in humans who suffer serious spinal cord injuries.
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Wildlife officials in Key Largo are looking into whether the discovery of a detached goat's head might be linked to the sudden death of a newborn dolphin.  Castaway, a deaf dolphin rescued off Vero Beach last year, gave birth to the healthy calf June 11 at the Maritime Mammal Conservancy.
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Indian conservationists have successfully bred a rare species of vulture, brought near to extinction by a drug used to treat cattle but which is highly toxic to the scavenging birds.
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Purdue University students are making some extra cash through a project that might turn some of their classmates' stomachs Â by sniffing livestock excrement. Students earn $30 per session as they take whiffs of a variety of smells collected from barns filled with hogs, cows and chickens for odor research being conducted by Albert Heber, a Purdue professor of agricultural and biological engineering.
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INDIANAPOLIS Dec 3, 2004 - Dogs with paralyzed hind legs regained the ability to walk after getting a shot of a chemical cousin of antifreeze that helped repair nerve cells in their damaged spinal cords, scientists reported.
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INDIANAPOLIS A chemical cousin of antifreeze may offer the eventual hope that people with crushed spinal cords can walk again. Purdue University researchers injected 19 paraplegic dogs with PEG, a nontoxic liquid polymer not unlike antifreeze.
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Human Genome Sciences said yesterday that ABthrax, its experimental treatment for anthrax infection, dramatically increased survival in animals exposed to lethal doses of anthrax spores.
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Neurochem gets another step closer to a bad idea.
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Rice University researchers say they have figured out a way to reduce the potential toxicity of Buckyballs.
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Scientists go back to the drawing board in their battle against poison resistant rats.