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08 November 2010
Work in pigs points to culprit and potential treatment for growth retardation.
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-PHYSICISTS PROTEST COLLEAGUE'S TERRORISM DETENTION
08 November 2010
Letter urges end to lengthy imprisonment of French scientist.
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-STERILE MOTHS WIPE OUT COTTON PEST
07 November 2010
Arizona farms are all but 'pinkie'-free for the first time in nearly a century.
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If heat is needed to kickstart life, water may be the only crucible,
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-CELLULAR 'ALCHEMY' TRANSFORMS SKIN INTO BLOOD
07 November 2010
Direct conversion of cell types could offer safer, simpler treatments
than stem cells.
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-MAYANS CONVERTED WETLANDS TO FARMLAND
05 November 2010
The sophistication of the civilization's agricultural systems
rivalled their pyramids.
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-DNA SEQUENCE MAY BE LOST IN TRANSLATION
05 November 2010
Researchers tackle a mysterious genetic phenomenon
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-OIL SPILL CRUISE FINDS FIELD OF DEAD CORAL
05 November 2010
Scientific expedition assesses deep-sea damage in the Gulf of Mexico.
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-BISPHENOL A GOES THROUGH THE SKIN
04 November 2010
Till receipts are a potential source of exposure to the controversial
chemical.
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-HIV IMMUNITY IS ALL IN THE AMINO ACIDS
04 November 2010
Worldwide study implicates structural changes in a protein binding
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-WEAPONS RESEARCH CROSSES THE CHANNEL
04 November 2010
Joint facility at the heart of Anglo-French nuclear cooperation.
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Asilomar geoengineering conference report released
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Cholera 'has reached Port-au-Prince'
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Space Shuttle Discovery's final mission delayed
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Controversial carbon-burial project cancelled
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The new biology on the silver screen
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Ocean pH dropping faster than expected
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US rebuts plaintiffs in stem cell litigation
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EPOXI has a close encounter with comet Hartley 2
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LHC run reaches smashing conclusion
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Train your brain... or simply electrocute it?
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Why so many rare variants?
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Major research cuts loom at Biogen
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Biotech tax credit winners announced
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UK science students could pay higher fees
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