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First DNA extracted from modern, ancient and fossil tropical
shells |
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Artificial pancreas system upgraded with AI algorithm |
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Don't focus on genetic diversity to save our species |
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Fibre-integrated, high-repetition-rate water window soft X-ray
source |
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'Walking' molecule superstructures could help create neurons
for regenerative medicine |
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Hormone helps prevent muscle loss in mice on high fat diets,
USC study finds |
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New sensor paves way to low-cost sensitive methane
measurements |
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Environmental policies not always bad for business, study
finds |
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COVID-19 infection in pregnancy not linked with still birth or
baby death |
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Three longtime antibiotics could offer alternative to
addictive opioid pain relievers |
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Study: Effects of past ice ages more widespread than
previously thought |
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Big galaxies steal star-forming gas from their smaller
neighbours |
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How outdoor pollution affects indoor air quality |
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Texas A&M-UTMB team identifies potential drug to treat
SARS-CoV-2 |
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Researchers learn that pregnant women pass along protective
COVID antibodies to their babies |
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Polymer film protects from electromagnetic radiation, signal
interference |
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Graphene Oxide membranes could reduce paper industry energy
costs |
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Depressed and out of work? Therapy may help you find a job |
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OU research delineates the impacts of climate warming on
microbial network interactions |
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Twist-n-Sync: Skoltech scientists use smartphone gyroscopes to
sync time across devices |
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Stroke of luck: Scientists discover target for stroke therapy
in blood-brain barrier |
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International study finds increased COVID-19 mortality among
adults with Down syndrome |
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CABBI researchers challenge the CRP status quo to mitigate
fossil fuels |
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Campaign promises more likely to be kept by governments run by
women, research shows |
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Lack of symmetry in qubits can't fix errors in quantum
computing, might explain matter/antimatter |
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Researchers create 'beautiful marriage' of quantum enemies |
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BIDMC researchers develop model to estimate false-negative
rate for COVID-19 tests |
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Salmon scales reveal substantial decline in wild salmon
population & diversity |
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Last-itch effort: Fighting the bacteria that exacerbate eczema
with bacteria |
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Et tu, Brute? Teens may be more likely to be bullied by
social-climbing friends |
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West Virginia's enduring, intertwined epidemics: Opioids and
HIV |
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Traditional hydrologic models may misidentify snow as rain,
new citizen science data shows |
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For breakthroughs in slowing aging, scientists must look
beyond biology |
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Medications for enlarged prostate linked to heart failure risk |
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Scientists use machine-learning approach to track
disease-carrying mosquitoes |
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Toddler sleep patterns matter |
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NYU Abu Dhabi researcher sheds new light on the psychology of
radicalization |
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Politics and the brain: Attention perks up when politicians
break with party lines |
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NASA's Swift helps tie neutrino to star-shredding black hole |
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Yale neurologists identify consistent neuroinflammatory
response in ICH patients |
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Researchers develop speedier network analysis for a range of
computer hardware |
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Sleep is vital to associating emotion with memory, according
to U-M study |
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Focus on the positive to improve classroom behavior |
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Yale scientists repair injured spinal cord using patients' own
stem cells |
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Tricking the novel coronavirus with a fake
"handshake" |
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A dynamic forest floor |
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SwRI scientists image a bright meteoroid explosion in
Jupiter's atmosphere |
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Antibiotic tolerance study paves way for new treatments |
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'Jumping genes' repeatedly form new genes over evolution |
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Effective treatment for insomnia delivered in a few short
phone calls |
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Silver and gold nanowires open the way to better
electrochromic devices |
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New "metalens" shifts focus without tilting or
moving |
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Screening for macrocyclic peptides |
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Potentially harmful chemicals found in plastic toys |
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CHOP experts describe types of rashes associated with MIS-C |
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Researchers discover potential new therapeutic targets on
SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein |
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Synthesis of a rare metal complex of nitrous oxide opens new
vistas for atmosphere-friendly decomposition |
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Unique study of isolated bobcat population confirms accuracy
of extinction model |
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Study could explain tuberculosis bacteria paradox |
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NYUAD researchers develop high throughput paper-based arrays
of 3D tumor models |
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Air pollution puts children at higher risk of disease in
adulthood |
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New therapeutic approach may help treat age-related macular
degeneration effectively |
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Potential regional declines in species richness of tomato
pollinators under climate |
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What is COVID-19's impact on Black and Latino persons living
with HIV? |
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Positive vibes only: Forego negative texts or risk being
labelled a downer |
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Parents of children with cancer have additional worries during
COVID |
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How a gene called HAND2 may impact the timing of labor |
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UConn researcher offers lessons learned from a pre-pandemic
study of telemedicine use |
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BU researchers identify biochemical process responsible for
producing toxic tau |
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Material hardship taking a mental and physical toll on young
adults during pandemic |
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Study suggests teacher-student bonds may be especially
important for homeless kids |
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Cancer control: Non-DNA changes induce metabolism variations
in hepatocellular carcinomas |
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Discovery of a mechanism by which epithelial tumours cause
developmental delays |
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Immune-compromised people with HIV, APOE4 gene may have a
compounded risk for Alzheimer's |
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Lonely adolescents are susceptible to internet addiction |
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Genomic insights into the origin of pre-historic populations
in East Asia |
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High fructose diets could cause immune system damage |
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Improved vectors for ocular gene therapy |
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Dozens of new lichen species discovered in East African
mountain forests |
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Scientists claim that all high-energy cosmic neutrinos are
born by quasars |
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Magnetic effect without a magnet |
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Using human rights laws may be most effective way of
harnessing international legislation to protect the Amazon |
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The perfect recipe for efficient perovskite solar cells |
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Advanced imaging technology captures translation of the
maternal genome |
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Biological therapy has proved a suitable alternative to
antibiotics |
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New catalyst could enable better lithium-sulfur batteries,
power next-gen electronics |
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Researchers grow artificial hairs with clever physics trick |
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A research team identifies a metabolic footprint associated
with the perception of satiety |
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Concept for a new storage medium |
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Big Data to model the evolution of the cosmic web |
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A novel gene discovery associated with a development disorder
of pituitary origin |
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Scientists model a peculiar type of breast cancer |
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Plant responses to climate are lagged |
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The Milky Way may be swarming with planets with oceans and
continents like here on Earth |
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Absence of natural killer cell receptor associated with severe
COVID-19 |
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Attachable skin monitors that wick the sweat away? |
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Terrestrial laser scanning for monitoring hydrological cycle
of trees |
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A fifth of adults in Sweden report dental anxiety |
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The appearance of robots affects our perception of the
morality of their decisions |
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A sleep disorder associated with shift work may affect gene
function |
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Tinnitus: A tingling mystery to be decrypted |
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Controlling deflection in construction beams |
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Can bacteria make stronger cars, airplanes and armor? |
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Binary stars are all around us, new map of solar neighborhood
shows |
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There is no one-size-fits-all road to sustainability on
"Patchwork Earth" |
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Cancer cell vulnerability points to potential treatment path
for aggressive disease |
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New insights on how inflammatory molecule contributes to skin
and pancreatic cancers |
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Music is a must for young drivers, according to Ben-Gurion U.
researchers |
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Study of auto recalls shows carmakers delay announcements
until they 'hide in the herd' |
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Rapid evolution may help species adapt to climate change and
competition |
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