Medical research targets liver microsomes and bile acids in 1973
New York report outlines hopes for solving liver microsomal enzyme puzzles and bile acid metabolism. Highlights include environmental chemical processing by liver enzymes, prostaglandin potential in contraception, and congressional pressure to fund genetics and rare disease research despite broad scientific cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
John M Dietschy
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Dietschy
Winter Festival Spirit Aims To Ease Kyoto Crowds
Kyoto officials launch a winter focus to curb seasonal congestion as visitors rise. The city offers new temple and palace bus tours under the theme Buddhism in Early Kyoto, highlighting ancient gardens, shrines, and silk crafts in a calmer season.
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Donald J. Frederick
National Geographic Service
Kyoto
Japan
Minoru Takemura
Tokyo
National Geographic Society
Nushijin
Kamo
Black powder's rise and decline in world history
The article notes that Du Pont says black powder production has ceased in the United States and now only occurs abroad due to the rise of modern explosives. It traces black powder from its medieval origins through early military use, powder making practices, and its role in landmark events like Erie Canal blasting, Promontory Point, and the War of 1812.
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Great Britain
United States
Cooley
Washington
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Amerca
du Pont Company
National Geographic Society
Berthold Schwartz
Roger Bacon
Bacon
du Pont
Brandywine River
Delaware
Erie Canal
Promontory Point
Utah
Bunker Hill
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
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