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Gene responsible for severe facial defects
identified--ScienceDaily |
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A new nondestructive method for assessing bioengineered
artificial tissues |
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Gamma delta T cells can fight aggressive breast
cancer--ScienceDaily |
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Why good weather isn't a good thing for stock markets |
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Older people have better mental well-being than 30 years
ago--ScienceDaily |
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Warming climate could deliver new crops, and blights, to New
Zealand |
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Understanding self-directed ageism--ScienceDaily |
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Gas observed moving into a massive galaxy offers evidence of
material recycling |
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Study in Florida Bay finds healthy recruits in open bare
patches after seagrass meadow mortality--ScienceDaily |
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Why do coughs linger after a cold? |
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'Black sheep' of helper T cells may hold key to precision
allergy treatment--ScienceDaily |
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Predict what a mouse sees by decoding brain
signals--ScienceDaily |
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International study reveals genetic link between modern wine
grapes and ancient varieties |
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Scientists find chemical that stops locust cannibalism |
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The 'water cops' of Las Vegas make city a model in drought-hit
US |
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Toll from DR Congo floods rises to nearly 400: official |
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Thailand chokes on pollution but greens struggle to be heard
in election |
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Slow-paced nature TV captivates Swedish audiences |
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Nose shape gene inherited from Neanderthals |
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What's the oldest known case of cancer in humans? |
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7,000-year-old tomb in Oman holds dozens of prehistoric
skeletons |
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NASA launches two small satellites to track hurricanes |
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Using nanopore single-molecule sensing to identify glycans |
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Evolution of the largest of the large dinosaurs |
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Research team investigates links between molecular structure,
function, and dynamics in enzymes--ScienceDaily |
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Governing for our descendants |
27 |
Multi-site trial of belonging exercise improves college
students' academic persistence--ScienceDaily |
28 |
Endangered Dupont's lark population declined by 66% after the
storm Filomena |
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Scientists find an auto-signaling mechanism driving the T cell
anti-tumor response--ScienceDaily |
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Maine sees its 1st measles case in four years |
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Researchers discover a cause of rapid ice melting in Greenland |
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Discovery provides potential clues for Lewy body and
frontotemporal dementias--ScienceDaily |
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4 of Uranus' biggest moons have secret, underground oceans,
new study suggests |
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Atmospheric research provides clear evidence of human-caused
climate change signal associated with CO2 increases |
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New probe aids novel findings on cell functions--ScienceDaily |
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Mysterious 'golden' fossils from the Jurassic aren't what they
seem |
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Tiny microbes could brew big benefits for green
biomanufacturing--ScienceDaily |
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8-year-old girl unearths Stone Age dagger by her school in
Norway |
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Researchers extend the concept of directionality and propose a
new class of materials |
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Astronomers find remnants of the oldest stars in the universe |
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Fame-seeking mass shooters more likely to plan 'surprise'
attacks, finds study |
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Breakthrough holds promise for disease treatments, precision
medicine--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists raise concerns about popular COVID disinfectants |
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Waters off Alabama, Louisiana and Texas are home to 14,000
nonproductive wells--ScienceDaily |
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A new protocol on isolation and quantification to optimize
patient care |
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Claims that climate change is natural are inconsistent with
atmospheric temperature trends--ScienceDaily |
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Drought spells 'catastrophe' for Spain's olive harvest |
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Study suggests extent of future sea level rise could be vastly
underestimated--ScienceDaily |
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Illegal mining booms in Brazilian Amazon 'promised land' |
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Fresh look at old data reveals novel details about galactic
formation--ScienceDaily |
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Pollen production could impact climate change by helping
clouds form--ScienceDaily |
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Study reveals color changes in China's 2,550 lakes over past
40 years |
53 |
Researchers improve materials for radiation detection and
imaging technology--ScienceDaily |
54 |
Engineering self-integrated atomic quantum wires to form
nano-networks |
55 |
Webb looks for Fomalhaut's asteroid belt and finds much
more--ScienceDaily |
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Good forecasts, drains and risk maps are urgently needed |
57 |
Bird species body size predicts rate of change in a warming
world--ScienceDaily |
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Weird demon shark with bright white eyes discovered off
Australia |
59 |
Researchers identify a new protein that controls the
production of strawberries' red color |
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Human simulators that talk and listen to each other facilitate
research on the head's acoustic properties for better-designed audio devices.--ScienceDaily |
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Even mild concussions can 'rewire' the brain, possibly causing
long-term symptoms |
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How the ancient messengers cAMP and cGMP deliver their
messages |
63 |
Kangaroo Island ants 'play dead' to avoid
predators--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists discover secret 'symmetries' that protect Earth
from the chaos of space |
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Designing cameras for harsh environments? Be sure to account
for lens mount details |
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Study proposes role for gamma oscillations in future
treatment--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists discovered a 2,200-year-old condor poop pile in the
Andes. Here's what it told them. |
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Researchers switch from helium to hydrogen weather balloons |
69 |
Evidence of Ice Age human migrations from China to the
Americas and Japan--ScienceDaily |
70 |
Astronomers claim to have solved mystery of the runaway
supermassive black hole |
71 |
Extracting the best flavor from coffee--ScienceDaily |
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Salt marshes protect the coast, but not where it is needed
most |
73 |
First observational evidence of beaufort gyre stabilization,
which could be precursor to huge freshwater release--ScienceDaily |
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Scientists discover microbes in the Alps and Arctic that can
digest plastic at low temperatures |
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Study suggests wolf spiders may turn to cannibalism, preying
on related species--ScienceDaily |
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'Perfect storm' of heat, dryness fuel western Canada's extreme
wildfires |
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Engineers' new technique analyzes the 3D organization of the
genome at a resolution 100 times higher than before--ScienceDaily |
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Australia told to shoot kangaroos before they starve |
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Detailed image of the human retina--ScienceDaily |
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New breathalyzer for disease sniffs out COVID in real-time,
could be used to detect cancer, lung disease |
81 |
Findings may aid design of targeted drug delivery into the
brain and central nervous system--ScienceDaily |
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Gene-edited calf may reduce reliance on antimicrobials against
cattle disease |
83 |
Physical activity crucial for poststroke
recovery--ScienceDaily |
84 |
Breakthrough research could bring stem cell therapy to the
masses |
85 |
Scientists have developed a potential anti-depressant that
exhibits anti-stressing as well as anti-depressant effects with minimal side effects--ScienceDaily |
86 |
Researchers discover liquid quasicrystal with dodecagonal
tiling pattern |
87 |
Symmetric graphene quantum dots for future
qubits--ScienceDaily |
88 |
What is the deadliest shark attack ever recorded? |
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Lianas found to have large vessel dimorphism |
90 |
Small wildlife surveys can produce 'big picture'
results--ScienceDaily |
91 |
1st draft of a human 'pangenome' published, adding millions of
'building blocks' to the human reference genome |
92 |
Stephen Hawking and I created his final theory of the
cosmos--here's what it reveals about the origins of time and life |
93 |
Crab populations are crashing. Could losing their sense of
smell be one of the important reasons why? New study looks at the physiological effects of ocean acidification on
Dungeness crabs--ScienceDaily |
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Humpback whales caught on film for 1st time treating
themselves to a full body scrub on the seafloor |
95 |
Report explores role of dollar stores in food landscape |
96 |
Researchers chart oilcane microbiome |
97 |
Tuberculosis disease intensifies HIV antibody response in
people with HIV--ScienceDaily |
98 |
Rock that crashed through New Jersey home may be 5
billion-year-old chunk of Halley's Comet |
99 |
UK report reveals majority of gig economy workers are earning
below minimum wage |
100 |
The super-resolution imaging platform technology could be used
to improve the engineering of safer and more effective nanomedicines to advance the translation of these
technologies into the clinic.--ScienceDaily |
101 |
Sleep apnea linked to changes in the brain's wiring that may
raise risk of dementia, stroke |
102 |
Protein nanoparticle vaccine with adjuvant improves immune
response against influenza, find researchers |
103 |
Plastic can drift far away from its starting point as it sinks
into the sea--ScienceDaily |
104 |
How songs of the oceans raise environmental awareness |
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These health impacts affected communities in states with high
oil and gas production, as well as states with limited or no gas activity, underlining the need for comprehensive
regulatory action to protect Americans from pollutants.--ScienceDaily |
106 |
Some of the 1st ice age humans who ventured in Americas came
from China, DNA study suggests |
107 |
Study proposes a new urban model |
108 |
A perfect interface between free-space and integrated optical
systems--ScienceDaily |
109 |
'Sea butterfly' life cycle threatened by climate change may
impact Southern Ocean ecosystem |
110 |
Nose shape gene inherited from Neanderthals--ScienceDaily |
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Wildfires abate slowly in western Canada |
112 |
The influence of AI on trust in human
interaction--ScienceDaily |
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