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Proposed device could edit actions out of history.
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15 November 2010
Biologists' collaborative data repositories come of age.
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14 November 2010
Experiment inspired by a paradox tempts a bead uphill.
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12 November 2010
Advocates for indigenous tribes are urging London's Natural History
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Plans to scale down testing sparks concern.
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12 November 2010
Nest protection and mating behaviour are altered by low levels of
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11 November 2010
Increased temperatures and carbon dioxide caused burst of evolution.
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11 November 2010
Photo-sensitive heart-muscle cells in mice and zebrafish probe
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11 November 2010
Race is on to develop treatments that inhibit signalling proteins.
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-US GENOME INSTITUTE TAKES A CLINICAL APPROACH
11 November 2010
Funding to be diverted from large-scale sequencing towards smaller
health-related projects.
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Europe opens ?4.5 billion clean energy fund
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