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A function for "gay genes" after all? |
| 2 |
Moon systems, not planets, may be place to find life |
| 3 |
Brain abnormalities seen in heavy pot smokers |
| 4 |
Obesity may not be directly due to eating |
| 5 |
The inbred--betrayed by scent? |
| 6 |
Musical genes may be coming to light |
| 7 |
Martian "Yellowstone" might have nourished life |
| 8 |
Eat the parents |
| 9 |
From cracks to catastrophes, "singularity theory"
could shed light |
| 10 |
Parasite turns host into bodyguard |
| 11 |
Taming volcanoes |
| 12 |
Drug found to cure alcoholic rats |
| 13 |
Newly launched telescope scans gamma-ray sky |
| 14 |
Some "dwarf planets" are now "plutoids" |
| 15 |
Done drinking? Try the GDNF solution! |
| 16 |
I See Doomed People |
| 17 |
Martian Soil Shaken, Now Ready to Bake |
| 18 |
Ben Stein's Expelled Exposed |
| 19 |
15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense |
| 20 |
Darwin on the Right |
| 21 |
Okay, We Give Up |
| 22 |
Not All Bitters Taste the Same |
| 23 |
Why does organic milk last so much longer than regular milk? |
| 24 |
5 Reasons Why Researchers Say The Happening Is Junk Science |
| 25 |
How the PS3 Helped Build the World's Fastest Supercomputer |
| 26 |
New Solar Thermal Rig Makes Clean Energy Easy as Boiling Water |
| 27 |
Phoenix Lander May Have Found Ice on Mars. So What? |
| 28 |
Bush Allows Big Oil to Explore Among Polar Bears |
| 29 |
Questions Remain About The Electric Car |
| 30 |
Johns Hopkins Says Sludge Story Unfair |
| 31 |
Earliest Genetic Material May Have Come from the Stars |
| 32 |
Stem cell field grows despite controversy: experts |
| 33 |
No More Etching--Nano-Glassblowing Can Happen At The Molecular
Level |
| 34 |
Harvard Team Creates the World's 1st Synthesized Cells |
| 35 |
Mexico, parts of Florida eyed as salmonella source |
| 36 |
Bishops condemn stem cell research |
| 37 |
Lung cancer no more common in women smokers: study |
| 38 |
Researchers create molecule that nudges nerve stem cells to
mature |
| 39 |
Ebb and flow of the sea drives world's big extinction events |
| 40 |
Hunger hormone increases during stress, may have
antidepressant effect |
| 41 |
Stem cell researchers give old muscle new pep |
| 42 |
In 2050, your lover may be a...robot |
| 43 |
Innovative Germans let others make the profits |
| 44 |
Surprise quake shows Japan's vulnerability: experts |
| 45 |
Tiny science tests Russia's hi-tech ambitions |
| 46 |
Sri Lanka returns orphaned baby elephants to the wild |
| 47 |
Salmonella: Trickier than we imagined |
| 48 |
Why it takes so long to trace a bad tomato |
| 49 |
How Montezuma gets his revenge |
| 50 |
World-record Supercomputer Mimics Human Sight Brain Mechanisms |
| 51 |
Salmonella: Trickier Than We Imagined |
| 52 |
Early And Intense Tornado Season Could Be Record |
| 53 |
Ancient Mineral Shows Early Earth Climate Tough On Continents |
| 54 |
Pigeons Show Superior Self-recognition Abilities To Three Year
Old Humans |
| 55 |
Ultraviolet Gives View Inside Real 'Death Star' |
| 56 |
Nuisance Noise Silenced By Acoustic Cloak |
| 57 |
Life's Raw Materials May Have Come From The Stars, Scientists
Confirm |
| 58 |
Mysterious Mountain Dinosaur May Be New Species |
| 59 |
Oily Fish Can Protect Against Rheumatoid Arthritis, But
Smoking And Psychosocial Stress Increase Its Risk |
| 60 |
Male Bird At Smithsonian's National Zoo Has Special Reason To
Celebrate Father's Day |
| 61 |
Wealth Of Genomic Hotspots Discovered In Embryonic Stem Cells |
| 62 |
Plastics Containing 'Smart Elements' Can Reliably Detect
Mercury In Drinking Water, Study Suggests |
| 63 |
What's Wrong With Selling Kidneys? |
| 64 |
Breakthrough In Understanding Tumor Immune Therapy: Induction
Of Tumor Dormancy Instead Of Killing |
| 65 |
Link Between Migranes And Sleep Disorders In Children |
| 66 |
Phoenix Mars Lander Inspects Delivered Soil Samples |
| 67 |
Seasteading: engineering the long tail of nations |
| 68 |
Gay unions shed light on gender in marriage |
| 69 |
Fossils found in Tibet by FSU geologist revise history of
elevation, climate |
| 70 |
Art of discovery |
| 71 |
Five Ways to Survive Any Disaster |
| 72 |
Two Suits For Shenzhou |
| 73 |
Stripped of planet status, Pluto saves face |
| 74 |
Doritos Makes History With World's First ET Advert |
| 75 |
NASA Finds New Type Of Comet Dust Mineral |
| 76 |
US releases video of Pakistan air strikes, urges joint probe |
| 77 |
Japan-made pumps used at NKorea nuclear plants: reports |
| 78 |
The Tu-144: The Future That Never Was |
| 79 |
Reporters kicked out of China city where schools collapsed |
| 80 |
China quake lake runoff contaminates towns' water: Xinhua |
| 81 |
Chemists Get Scoop on Crude Oil From Pig Manure |
| 82 |
Plastics unite to make unexpected 'metal' |
| 83 |
Why a scared expression brings a survival advantage |
| 84 |
Friends turn mental mountains into molehills |
| 85 |
Hunger Hormone Increases During Stress, May Have
Antidepressant Effect |
| 86 |
Researchers Create Molecule That Nudges Nerve Stem Cells to
Mature |
| 87 |
Ebb and Flow of the Sea Drives World's Big Extinction Events |
| 88 |
Severe insulin resistance may increase rate of pregnancy and
birth complications |
| 89 |
Diabetic women get less intense treatment of heart disease
than men |
| 90 |
Moderate fitness lowers risk of death for normal weight or
obese men with type 2 diabetes |
| 91 |
Ebb and flow of the sea drives world's big extinction events |
| 92 |
Low testosterone may cause health problems that lead to
erectile dysfunction |
| 93 |
Overweight does not decrease sperm production |
| 94 |
Testosterone replacement in older men does not increase risk
of prostate cancer |
| 95 |
Study is key for approval of first drug for female sexual
dysfunction |
| 96 |
New molecular insight into amoebic dysentery |
| 97 |
Study of syphilis bacteria yields valuable diagnostic tool |
| 98 |
Undersea mission begins experiment to improve coral reef
restoration |
| 99 |
Synthetic cocoa chemical slows growth of tumours in human cell
lines |
| 100 |
Google Developing "Net Neutrality" Detector |
| 101 |
61% Of Brits Think Their Extra-Terrestrial Doritos
Advertisement Will Work |
| 102 |
Solazyme's algae diesel ready to hit the road |
| 103 |
New Take on a Prostate Drug, and a New Debate |
| 104 |
Officials shut eatery after finding turtle in sink |
| 105 |
Men fillet Charlie the Tuna statue in Oregon |
| 106 |
HELP! What is this mutant rodent? |
| 107 |
Pa. man walks 25 miles to court for DUI sentencing |
| 108 |
Visitors flocking to see 'unicorn' deer |
| 109 |
Apple rises to No 7 in portables |
| 110 |
US Army to adopt Apple Store tactics |
| 111 |
iPhone 2.0 already unlocked |
| 112 |
Engadget lists AT&T answers |
| 113 |
EFiX: The holy Hackintosh grail? |
| 114 |
Woz featured prominently on Bravo's 'Kathy Griffin: My Life on
the D List' |
| 115 |
Apple defines and leads the personal portable computing
revolution |
| 116 |
EFiX dongle promises easy Mac OS installs on PC |
| 117 |
Mariner Calc brings Excel editing to the iPhone |
| 118 |
Following Apple on the road to rich web apps |
| 119 |
WWDC '08: 280 North |
| 120 |
EFiX USB dongle for installing OS X on a regular PC |
| 121 |
Fake Steve leaving Forbes for Newsweek |
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