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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2002

Page

21

Scientists uncovered feathered dinosaur in China proving relation to birds

Paleontologists in China unearthed a 128 million year old two legged theropod fossil with full sized bird like feathers. The specimen suggests warm blooded traits and a feathered tail and limbs, supporting the dinosaur bird connection. Museums and researchers debate feather authenticity, but the find adds to the growing evidence of feathered non avian dinosaurs.

China Nature Beipiao Paleontological Museum Mark A. Norell American Museum of Natural History New York City Storrs Olson National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Norell James Clark George Washington University Archaeopteryx Liaoning

Woman donates kidney to stranger to aid brother

Air Force technical sergeant Michelle Long became the first participant in a third party donor plan. She donated a kidney to a stranger through the Washington Regional Transplant Consortium to move her brother Don Long higher on the waiting list. Don Long’s wait is now weeks, not years, with potential dialysis if untreated. The donor pool system allows a compatible kidney to reach the patient in need.

Shalimar Fla Air Force Michelle Long Don Long Long Washington Regional Transplant Consortium Washington Virginia Maryland Consortium Sara Ibier

Blood stem cells may form tissue in liver gut and skin

Researchers report stem cells circulating in blood can create new tissue in the liver gastrointestinal tract and skin in cancer patients after stem cell transplants. The finding challenges the idea that adult stem cells are limited to their tissue.

New England Journal of Medicine University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Houston Martin Korbling Janis L. Abkowitz University of Washington

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