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A new hand--and signs of sensory recovery |
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Evolution of virulence regulation in Staphylococcus aureus |
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Tropical rainforest and mountain species may be threatened by
global warming |
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Small intestine can sense and react to bitter toxins in food |
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Dry adhesive based on carbon nanotubes gets stronger, with
directional gripping ability |
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Digital zebrafish embryo provides the first complete
developmental blueprint of a vertebrate |
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Bold traveler's journey toward the center of the Earth |
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A low-cholesterol diet leaves a bitter taste in the gut |
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EDITOR'S PICK: A low-cholesterol diet leaves a bitter taste in
the gut |
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Keeping herpes infection in check: Pitt researchers describe
immune system strategies |
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Brainy genes, not brawn, key to success on mussel beach |
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Warming in Yosemite National Park sends small mammals packing
to higher, cooler elevations |
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Opening a can of worms: Serendipitous discovery reveals
earthworms more diverse than first thought |
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Smithsonian perspective: Biodiversity in a warmer world |
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Researcher at NYU Langone's Skirball Institute available to
discuss finding published in Cell |
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Can genetic information be controlled by light? |
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Recommendations for children's exercise lacking say experts |
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Fitness in a Changing World |
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Sensitive nanowire disease detectors made by Yale scientists |
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On the trail of a targeted therapy for blood cancers |
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Yamanaka eliminates viral vector in stem cell reprogramming |
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A link between mitochondria and tumor formation in stem cells |
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Statins may prevent miscarriages |
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Landmark study unlocks stem cell, DNA secrets to speed
therapies |
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Fat-regenerating 'stem cells' found in mice |
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Volcanic eruptions more complex and harder to predict,
according to new Science paper |
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Deep magma matters in volcanic eruption cycle |
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Researchers discover how infectious bacteria can switch
species |
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What causes cellular defences to crumble... |
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Stabilizing force for good communication between neurons and
muscle cells found |
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Researchers design artificial cells that could power medical
implants |
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Case Western Reserve University research finds drug candidate
slows age-related macular degeneration |
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Where Optics Meets Medicine: Medical Highlights of Frontiers
in Optics Meeting in Rochester, Oct. 19-23 |
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Spallation Neutron Source sends first neutrons to 'Big Bang'
beam line |
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Promising new material that could improve gas mileage |
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Making Waves |
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Young stellar objects: the source of gas emission around
Herbig Ae/Be stars |
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A New Explosive |
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Astronomers get best view yet of infant stars at feeding time |
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NASA Supercomputer Shows How Dust Rings Point to Exo-Earths |
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New Instrument Puts New Spin on Superconductors |
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Only some Web sites provide patients with reliable information
before having an operation |
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Study finds stroke-prevention surgery safe in growing 80-plus
population |
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Research shows link between bisphenol A and disease in adults |
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Is CT-colonoscopy a valuable tool to detect colorectal cancer? |
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A new alternative in treating short bowel syndrome |
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What is the relationship between laryngopharyngeal reflux and
reflux esophagitis? |
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How to differentiate macro-regenerative nodules from
hepato-carcinoma? |
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Why could ethyl pyruvate attenuate severe acute pancreatitis? |
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NIH scientists discover crucial control in long-lasting
immunity |
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Pandemic flu models help determine food distribution and
school closing strategies |
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Call for new standards of care in arthritis/rheumatism |
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Study reveals that signs of heart disease are attributed to
stress more frequently in women than men |
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New devices used to reduce arterial occlusions, provide
cardiac support, highlighted at TCT 2008 |
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Drug may reduce coronary artery plaque |
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Triple antiplatelet therapy appears superior to dual
antiplatelet therapy |
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Vulnerable plaque may be easier to detect through new imaging
technology |
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A new material could act as a nanofridge for microchips |
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Scientists design bomb-proof thermometer to measure the heat
of explosions |
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Hodgkin lymphoma--new characteristics discovered |
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Researchers Teach Computers to Search for Photos Based on
Their Contents |
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Breathing second life into language teaching |
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CarTel personalizes commutes by using WiFi to network cars |
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AAAS satellite image analysis reveals South Ossetian damage |
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Ripple Effect: Water Snails Offer New Propulsion Possibilities |
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Smart production |
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Gene hunt in dyslexia |
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Simplifying data management for farmers |
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Using electrons to treat organic seeds |
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Iowa State researchers developing wireless soil sensors to
improve farming |
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How Dust Rings Point To Exo-Earths With Supercomputer's Help |
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Digital Zebrafish Embryo Provides First Complete Developmental
Blueprint Of A Vertebrate |
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Unlocking Stem Cell, DNA Secrets To Speed Therapies |
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'Virgin Birth' By Shark Confirmed: Second Case Ever |
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Astronomers Get Best View Yet Of Infant Stars At Feeding Time |
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Can Genetic Information Be Controlled By Light? |
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Journey Toward The Center Of The Earth: One-of-a-kind
Microorganism Lives All Alone |
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Promising New Material Could Improve Gas Mileage |
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Ripple Effect: Water Snails Offer New Propulsion Possibilities |
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Small Intestine Can Sense And React To Bitter Toxins In Food |
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Eliminating Viral Vector In Stem Cell Reprogramming |
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Future Risk Of Hurricanes: The Role Of Climate Change |
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Hodgkin Lymphoma: New Characteristics Discovered; Cytokines
Help Tumor Cells Evade Immune System |
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New Tool Probes Function Of Rice Genes |
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Religiosity Curbs Teen Marijuana Use By Half, National Study
Finds |
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Statins May Prevent Miscarriages, Study Suggests |
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Tobacco Smuggling Is Killing More People Than Illegal Drugs,
Experts Claim |
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Key Proteins In Blood Stem Cell Replication Pinpointed |
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Understanding The Cycle Of Violence |
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Can Taking Ecstasy Once Damage Your Memory? |
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How Much Are You Really Exercising? Obese Women Know Better
Than Normal Weight Women |
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How Fatty Foods Curb Hunger |
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Tracking Down The Cause Of Mad Cow Disease: First Synthetic
Prion Protein With An Anchor |
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Wielding Microbe Against Microbe, Beetle Defends Its Food
Source |
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Daily Dose Of Ginkgo May Prevent Brain Cell Damage After
Stroke, Mouse Studies Suggest |
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Biological Alternatives To Chemical Pesticides |
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Extending The Life Of Fresh Cranberries |
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Green Coffee-growing Practices Buffer Climate-change Impacts |
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Diversity Of Plant-eating Fishes May Be Key To Recovery Of
Coral Reefs |
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Waterborne Disease Risk Upped In Great Lakes |
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Deathways Open Doors To Unexpected Cultural Practices |
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Species Extinction By Asteroid A Rarity |
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Apollo Heat Shield Uncrated After 35 Years, Helps New Crew
Vehicle Design |
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When It Comes To Galaxies, Diversity Is Everywhere |
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Phoenix Lander Digs And Analyzes Soil As Darkness Gathers |
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Potential New Tool For Brain Surgeons |
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Scientists Adapt Economics Theory To Trace Brain's Information
Flow |
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Reality To Go: 3-D Virtual Reality On Mobile Devices |
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Scientists study stem cells from testicles |
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Steven Pinker's 'The Stuff of Thought' |
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Book Review: The Numerati |
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Making space for the wild and wonderful |
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What the West makes of Chinese science |
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BOOK REVIEW: Applied Geometry |
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Video gamers are surprisingly fit, says study |
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Our radiation fears are being exploited, charity warns |
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Printing in 3D Gets Practical |
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'Intelligent' computers put to the test |
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What is giving Tokyo a headache? |
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'Eye flicker' explains optical illusion |
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Funding threat to seed bank |
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3D Imaging Spreads to Fashion and Beyond |
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Using Plants Instead of Petroleum to Make Jet Fuel |
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Modest Alberta teacher finally gets his dinosaur |
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Blinded by a divine light |
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Risky, we-can't-fail, all-or-nothing science |
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Burdening pupils with content a surefire way to make science
dull, say teachers |
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How the Telescope Changed Our Minds |
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Is the broken Hubble Telescope worth saving? |
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How We Evolve |
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