Having covered the disaster as part of an impressive team at the Washington Post, where he reports and blogs, he tells its story in part by telling the story of telling the story of missteps in reporting, of uncovering the causes of the disaster at the same time as discovering its effects on beaches.
LIN-12/Notch pathway was originally discovered through its effects on anchor cell and vulval precursor cell fates (Greenwald et al., 1983; Sternberg, 1988; Seydoux and Greenwald, 1989).
Although the role of the retrograde response in alleviating mitochondrial dysfunction is well understood, it was first discovered via its effect on rDNA.
Now scientists have discovered that its effect on men is more rampant and long-lasting than just the desire for a quick hug.
The field began when the Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie discovered radioactivity and its effects on human cells.
"It's exciting to see the museum used like this at this time of night," said Pamela Rutledge, the director of the Media Psychology Research Center, after a recent 90-minute stint as a guest speaker in a class called "The Wired Child," which focuses on what psychologists and neuroscientists are discovering about technology and its effects on the brain.
More recently, scientists have begun to unpick its effects on behaviour, discovering that infected rats lost their aversion to cats and so were more likely to be eaten, thus allowing the parasite to complete its life cycle.
Soon after the companion was discovered in 1999 by its effect on the star's radial velocity, it also was found to be eclipsing the star, meaning that its orbit is oriented almost edge-on toward Earth.
Radioactivity was discovered in 1896 by its effect on a photographic plate, and nuclear emulsions later played a pivotal role in cosmic-ray research for example, in the discovery of the pion in 1947.
However, school-based interventions aiming at testing (among other outcomes) comprising only educational components could not discover significant effects on STI testing [ 16, 17].
