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Panda blood may be key to future antibiotics

Source: Fox news | 03-01-2013

Chinese scientists reported that pandas may be a source of powerful antibiotics in the future, The Daily Telegraph reported.

According to researchers at Nanjing Agricultural University, pandas produce a substance that kills bacteria and fungi.There are about 1,600 pandas in the world – making them an endangered species – but the antibiotic substance, which is thought to be in the animal’s immune system, may be what protects them from deadly diseases.

Scientists say the compound, known as cathelicidin-AM, may be used to make strong treatments for drug-resistant superbugs, among other ailments.The scientists said using the panda’s compounds for drugs will not harm the animal’s capacity to breed; they will reproduce the compound artificially in a lab.

Their endangered status and distinctive, cuddly appearance has turned them into the poster-child of wildlife conservation, but now there may be a new reason to save the giant panda from extinction.

Scientists have discovered that the animals, of which there are around 1,600 in the wild, produce a powerful antibiotic in their blood stream that kills bacteria and fungi.

They believe the substance could be used to create potent new treatments against drug resistant superbugs and other diseases.The antibiotic is thought to be released by the bear’s immune system to protect them infections when they are living in the wild. Researchers discovered the compound, known as cathelicidin-AM, after analysing the panda’s DNA.

Fortunately, scientists will not need to depend upon the animal’s notoriously unreliable breeding capacity to harvest the new antibiotic as they have been able to synthesis it artificially in the lab by decoding the genes to produce a small molecule known as a peptide.

Nuclear disarmamentâ€™s Asian pivot

Source: The Nation | 26-03-2013

In 2009, US President Barack Obama pledged to seek a world without nuclear weapons. But, while he delivered on his promise to negotiate a New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia a year later, progress has since stalled. To break the deadlock, the current bilateral framework for negotiation, which has remained largely unchanged since the Cold Wa..... Read more

Kuwait parliamentary election in progress

Source: Geo News | 27-07-2013

KUWAIT CITY: Kuwaiti voters braved searing heat in the middle of the dawn-to-dusk Ramadan fast to cast ballots Saturday in parliamentary elections that leaders in the oil-rich Gulf nation hope can restore some stability after years of escalating confrontations between its Western-backed rulers and an religious-led opposition. The outcome is likel..... Read more

US drone strikes go down in Pakistan

Source: The News | 28-12-2012

US drone strikes against Islamist militants decreased in Pakistan's tribal regions for the second year in a row but intensified in Yemen, according to figures compiled by a Washington think tank. In Pakistan, 46 strikes were carried out in 2012, compared to 72 in 2011 and 122 in 2010, the New America Foundation said, based on its compilati..... Read more

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