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E-Blast Wednesday 10.10.12 Breaking Story Building The Most Complex Synthetic Biology Circuit Yet Today's Video In Search Of Scorpions Picture of the Day At The Heart Of Orion New Today on Science360 Radio "Disease Detective" – New Synthetic Protein Can Aid In Disease Detection Latest News Researchers Develop New Way To Determine Amount Of Charge Remaining In Battery Technique allows users to better determine the amount of charge remaining in a battery in real time. A Welcome Predictability Research team develops an "adaptor" that makes the genetic engineering of microbial components substantially easier and more predictable by converting regulators of translation into regulators of transcription in E. coli. Scientists Discover That Gene "Bursting" Plays Key Roles In Protein Production Scientists map the precise frequency by which genes get turned on across the human genome, providing new insight into the most fundamental of cellular processes—and revealing new clues as to what happens when this process goes awry. New in the Journals & Magazines SCIENCE NEWS: Cancer Cells Executed By Magnet SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: Brain Connectivity Predicts Reading Skills PHYSICS: Supersolid Discoverer's New Experiments Show No Supersolid SCIENCE: Vipers Go Viral NEW SCIENTIST: Spider And Prey Frozen In Cretaceous Action Shot What the Blogs Are Saying Today DEEP-SEA NEWS - How the gastropod Got Its Twist THE PHYSICS ARXIV BLOG - Topology: The Secret Ingredient In The Latest Theory Of Everything 80BEATS - Scientists Use Enormous Flywheel To Slam Rocks Together, Simulating A Quake ESCIENCECOMMONS - How Fear Skews Our Spatial Perception NOBEL INTENT - Organism Without A Brain Creates External Memories For Navigation Science360 Network: News Radio Video iPad

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