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Study nets record haul of disease genes |
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Arrow wound killed Otzi the iceman |
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Skin makes embryonic stem cells |
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Iceman 'bled to death on glacier' |
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Last tagged walrus keeps on move |
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Bear robot rescues wounded troops |
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Soil dioxin levels 'in decline' |
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Serious diseases genes revealed |
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Too cute for comfort |
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Argos: Keeping track of the planet |
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Pop-up porn case to get new trial |
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Good privacy pays for web stores |
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Time for multilingual net domains |
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Did microwaves 'spark' obesity? |
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How is TV made safe for people with epilespy? |
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Tracking the fake malaria drug threat |
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'The results have been brilliant' |
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Waterways cleaner after trash pickup |
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Alaska Zoo board to relocate elephant |
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Cigarette Litter Remains A Beach Bane |
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Stem Cell Breakthrough? |
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Nintendo Game Sparks Acute "Wii-itis" |
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Brazil's Ethanol-Fueled Power Grab |
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7M Pounds Of Trash Pulled From Waterways |
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Shuttle Engineers Resolve Tank Concerns |
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Scientists Say 'Iceman' Died From Arrow |
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Potatoes Could Be Used For Bioplastics |
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Group: Climate Change Imperils Monuments |
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Hormonal Fix for Unwanted Hair? |
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Company Recalls Beef Over E. Coli Fears |
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Good News For Discouraged Dieters? |
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Report: Accidental Deaths On The Rise |
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Ark. Girl Gets Voice Back After Surgery |
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Could US repel a cyberattack? |
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Rural US towns--left out by broadband--build their own |
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Sooty vessels try to turn green |
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A bioethics twist: artificial stem cells |
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Elderly diabetics rapidly lose muscle strength |
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Global warming melts Andean glaciers toward oblivion |
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Astronaut's Ring Mystery Surfaces |
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Chinese scientists "prove" tea can help fight
obesity |
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Sick Genes |
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LA residents told to cut showers as drought deepens |
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Deep Hole Found on Mars |
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New EPA Policy Muddies the Water, Charge Critics |
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Sling-ing pucks to the Web |
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NHL Partners With Sling for Clip-Sharing |
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Microsoft, LG Sign Linux Pact |
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New trial for teacher over cyberporn in classroom |
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UPDATE: Apple Continues Surge As Price Targets Hit New High |
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Wii outsells PS3 5-1 |
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Sony fiddling on PS3 price cut while Rome burns |
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Apple TV design stresses volume over profits, according to
iSuppli |
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Webby Awards Honors Best of the Net |
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BBC celebrates three Webby awards |
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Scientists discover 'ethical' stem cells in skin |
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Ordinary cells reprogrammed to mirror stem cells |
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Scientists Make Stem Cells From Skin Of Mice Instead Of
Embryos |
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A door opens for easing stem cell ethical dilemma |
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Glaxo, Takeda Diabetes Drugs Need Stronger Warnings (Update7) |
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Breakthrough on gene-disease link |
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Genetic find set to transform medicine and serve millions |
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Large Genome Study Finds Genes Behind Common Diseases |
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Researchers Detect Variations in DNA That Underlie Seven
Common Diseases |
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The Genome-Disease Connection |
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Alta. surgeons complete 18 transplants in 56 hrs |
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Cancer risk in tainted HIV pills |
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Contaminated Aids drug is recalled throughout Europe |
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Malaysian teams fan out to contain spread of H5N1 bird flu
virus |
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Malaysia culls chickens, says bird flu contained |
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No human cases of bird flu so far in Malaysia |
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Experimental Drug May Fight Migraine |
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Insurance Limits, Costs Keep Migraine Patients From Meds |
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Many with migraines go pill-less, study finds |
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Nigeria: Tobacco--Why the Smoke Billows Higher |
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China Details Toll of Pig Virus |
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Blue ear disease kills 18,000 pigs in China |
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China urges intensified prevention and control of blue-ear pig
disease |
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Infant swimming: worth the risk? |
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Menthol receptor also important in detecting cold temperatures |
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Dietary preferences and patterns may be linked to genes |
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Lack of sun does not explain low vitamin D in elderly who are
overweight |
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Dartmouth professor makes case for ethically universal stem
cell lines |
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Major study predicts grim future for Europe's seas |
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University of Manchester researchers reveal clues to new genes
behind rheumatoid arthritis |
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Have I been here before? |
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Hormone that signals fullness also curbs fast food consumption
and tendency to binge eat |
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Ancient DNA traces the woolly mammoth's disappearance |
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Increased tumor cell dissemination and cellular senescence in
the absence of beta1-integrin function |
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University of Pittsburgh scientists find new contributor to
aggressive cancers |
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Experts call for urgent research into antiepileptic drugs
given to children |
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Nanotube flickering reveals single-molecule rendezvous |
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MIT demonstrates wireless power transfer |
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UCLA researchers develop new nanomaterials to deliver
anticancer drugs to cells |
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Neuronal Activity Gives Clues to Working Memory |
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UCLA researchers develop new nanomaterials to deliver
anticancer drugs to cells |
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Newer contrast agents safe for children |
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Heart disease deaths fall, as obesity and diabetes increase,
experts find |
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Brain holds clues to bipolar disorder |
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Cannabinoids produced in the human body have an
anti-inflammatory effect |
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Standards for measuring narrowing of carotid arteries too
aggressive |
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Aging stem cells in mice may hold answers to diseases of the
aged, Stanford study finds |
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A twist of fate--Reprogrammed fibroblasts resemble embryonic
stem cells |
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Surgery by satellite--New possibilities at medicine's cutting
edge |
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Research team identifies new Alzheimer's gene |
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UCLA researchers reprogram normal tissue cells into embryonic
stem cells |
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New clues to stroke role in Alzheimer's |
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Genetic 'fellow traveler' discovered in Alzheimer's |
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Studies to find better ways to preserve human eggs, ovarian
tissue under way |
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Study shows big power of small RNAs, not just proteins, in
halting cancer |
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Online shoppers will pay extra to protect privacy, Carnegie
Mellon study shows |
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Largest Synthetic Gene Ever Built Offers Insights into
Anti-Malarial Drug Resistance |
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TV keeps you fat |
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Tough TB worries WHO |
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New stem cell discoveries |
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Man sues over epic erection |
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Teens fall for tobacco ads |
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2nd-hand smoke hurts kids |
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Hot flushes: a good sign |
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Diabetes pill gets boost |
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Belief in Aliens Can Turn Deadly |
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Origin of Deja Vu Pinpointed |
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Wireless Power Lights Bulb 7 Feet Away |
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Humans Had Help Finishing Off Woolly Mammoths |
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Hurricane Simulator to Blow Real Houses Down |
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Study of Teens Finds Parents Truly a Headache |
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Adoption Group: Cat Invasion Due to Global Warming |
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Corals Show Recent Hurricane Spike Might Be the Norm |
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Cold Case Closed: 'Iceman' Mummy Bled to Death |
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Most Massive Star Discovered |
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Most Distant Black Hole Discovered |
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Deep Hole Found on Mars |
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Embryonic Stem Cells Mimicked Without Embryos |
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G-8 Leaders Agree to 'Substantial' Greenhouse Gas Cuts |
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Millions of Cigarettes Pulled from Waterways |
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Pipeline Diggers Find Mass Grave in Ukraine |
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Teen Turns Up 2.9-Carat Diamond at Park |
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African Logging Decimating Pristine Forests, Report Warns |
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Iceman Bled Out From Arrow Wound, X-Ray Scan Reveals |
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Oldest Jewelry Found in Morocco Cave |
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Decapitated Man Found in Peru Tomb With Ceramic
"Replacement" Head |
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Stinky Whale Mystery Stymies Scientists, Aboriginal Hunters |
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T. Rex Was Slow-Turning Plodder, Study Suggests |
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Marijuana skin cream could help allergies |
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Transgenic crops relatively kind to insects |
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Tropical flu spreads the 'wrong way' |
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Storm seasons back to normal? |
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Xtreme team takes the high road for blood tests |
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Black holes may be snared by interstellar gas |
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Cannabis compound reduces skin allergies in mice |
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Wireless power could have cellphone users beaming |
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Self-assembly could simplify nanotech construction |
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Star duo are biggest yet |
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Chimp culture is passed between groups |
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Bush declares US will 'lead' efforts on climate |
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New quasar is the oldest yet |
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Biggest ever haul of genes linked to diseases |
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City growth is reducing rainfall |
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Meteorite damage found on space station |
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Sugar supplement may treat immune disease |
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Elephants only heed warning calls from local herds |
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Coral reveals increased hurricanes may be the norm |
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Stem cells: From adult to embryo |
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Brain injuries unleash Alzheimer's threat |
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Plants raise chemical alarm to protect 'family' |
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Study Helps Preserve Arctic Whale, Eskimo Subsistence Hunt |
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Attack on Whale Protection Fails Again |
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Expert Profiler System Collaboration Based on Fingerprinting
Principles |
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Researchers Turn Normal Tissue Cells into Embryonic Stem Cells |
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Reprogrammed Fibroblasts Identical to Embryonic Stem Cells |
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Biologists Make Skin Cells Work Like Stem Cells |
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A Long, Uncertain Path for New Cell Technique |
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Researchers Detect Variations in DNA That Underlie Seven
Common Diseases |
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Goodbye wires...MIT experimentally demonstrates wireless power
transfer |
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Cannabinoids produced in the human body have an
anti-inflammatory effect |
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Excitons play peek-a-boo on carbon nanotubes |
177 |
Agonized pose tells of dinosaur death throes |
178 |
'Have I been here before?' |
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International Space Station holed by meteorite |
180 |
Google's street views have privacy advocates crying 'Don't be
Evil' |
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Unique microgravity tower attracts global scientific community |
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Researchers Develop New Nanomaterials to Deliver Anticancer
Drugs to Kill Cancer Cells |
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Birds, Bees, and Moths Drive Flower Evolution |
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Ancient DNA traces the woolly mammoth's disappearance |
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Potatoes Could Be Used for Bioplastics |
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NEC Releases Pink Hello Kitty Laptop |
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Group: Climate Change Imperils Monuments |
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Surgery by satellite--New possibilities at medicine's cutting
edge |
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Strengthening nanotube fluorescence |
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Probing Question: Are there upper and lower limits to
temperature? |
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Search for life in space getting closer |
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NASA Updates Shuttle Target Launch Date for Hubble Mission |
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EU Urged to Get Galileo System in Orbit |
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Shuttle Engineers Resolve Tank Concerns |
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Astronaut: EU Lag Could Put China Ahead |
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Major study predicts grim future for Europe's seas |
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NASA Selects IBM for Next-Generation Supercomputer
Applications |
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Goodmail gains allies in war on bad e-mail |
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Download videos via magazines in Japan's latest ad scheme |
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Akamai Gives Free Peek at Internet |
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LG Electronics Signs Pact With Microsoft |
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Review: Portland Wi-Fi a Mixed Offering |
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Big Ten Joins Google Book Project |
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Students take Porsche to electric avenue |
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Congress Eases Stem Cell Restrictions |
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Democrats Push Veto Fight on Stem Cells |
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Margin for profit in petrol prices no error, says economist |
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Arrow wound killed mummified Tyrolean iceman |
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Caribbean Amphibians Started with a Single, Ancient Voyage on
a Raft from South America |
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Works of mathematical power, beauty yield Clay Research Prize |
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New method found to compact nanotubes |
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Aging Stem Cells In Mice May Hold Answers To Diseases Of The
Aged, Stanford Study Finds |
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A Step Nearer To Understanding Superconductivity |
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Researchers Catch Motion Of A Single Electron On Video |
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Mystery Of 5,000 Year Old Glacier Mummy Solved |
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E/Tablet Technology May Provide Benefits To Patients,
Researchers |
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Origins Of Nervous System Found In Genes Of Sea Sponge |
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Researchers Reprogram Normal Tissue Cells Into Embryonic Stem
Cells |
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New Plant-bacterial Symbiotic Mechanism Promising For Crop
Applications |
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What Causes Alzheimer's? Researchers Tie Beta-amyloids To
Brain Dysfunction |
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New Bacterium Discovered--Related To Cause Of Trench Fever |
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Lymphoma Drug Bexxar Effective Over Long Term, Study Finds |
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From the Moon to Earth |
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Who will be the next David Attenborough? |
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Ambassadors of the soul |
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Farming the deep blue sea |
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Suddenly, the Paranoids Don't Seem So Paranoid Anymore |
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Camino 1.5: New Features And More Speed |
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Researchers Chart Internet's 'Black Holes' |
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Heated Architecture Competition Inspires Creative Solutions
for Staying Cool |
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June 7, 1975: Before Digital, Before VHS...There Was Betamax |
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Teacher Granted New Trial in Porn Pop-Up Case |
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Scientists Apply for First Patent on Synthetic Life Form |
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NASA Chief Apologizes, but Still Doesn't Get It |
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Wireless Energy Could Signal the End of Power Cords |
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Slave passage found at Washington house |
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CITES endorses plan to save brazilwood |
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National Zoo's panda might be pregnant |
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Rare monkey stolen from zoo in Brazil |
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US scientists discover new, potentially deadly bacteria |
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Most Distant Black Hole Discovered |
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Scientists find gene link to Alzheimer's |
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Insurance Limits, Costs Keep Migraine Patients From Meds |
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Experimental Drug May Fight Migraine |
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Moms' prenatal vitamins cut childhood cancers |
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Africa urged to circumcise males to fight AIDS |
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Home food treatment could save malnourished children |
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New Imaging Techniques Hold Promise for Variety of Diseases |
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Scientists find gene link to Alzheimer's |
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Japan suicides top 30,000 for ninth straight year |
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Vitamin D lowers cancer risk |
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Yoga May Help Treat Depression, Anxiety Disorders |
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FDA Seeks Strictest Warning for Diabetes Drugs |
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Scientists find gene link to Alzheimer's |
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Spanish nuns show hops are good for you: study |
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