Nature News highlights: 23 June 2016

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23 June 2016       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.               Secreted Luciferase Reporter for Live Cell Analysis Secreted Luciferase Assays: Gaussia Luciferase (GLuc) and Secreted Alkaline Phosphatase (SEAP) enable live cell analysis Reporter Vectors and Clones: Cloning vectors Promoter reporter clones 3" UTR miRNA target clones Transcriptional response element reporter clones Learn more >>         • Featured               Science in China ▶       Money, ambition and innovation in the research superpower    Read More ▶                 MEDTECH DEALMAKERS  A supplement to Nature Biotechnology | Nature Medicine | Nature Reviews Drug Discovery This first-of-its-kind partnering journal is a must read for all medical technology professionals. The latest issue showcases innovative companies seeking partners, and in-depth analysis of dealmaking strategies and trends of the growing med tech industry. Download the issue for FREE       • Latest News               Quantum computer makes first high-energy physics simulation ▶ 22 June 2016     The technique would help address problems that classical computers can't handle. Read More ▶             China's bid to be a DNA superpower ▶ 22 June 2016     First China conquered DNA sequencing. Now it wants to dominate precision medicine too. Read More ▶             China by the numbers ▶ 22 June 2016     Research capacity has grown rapidly, and now quality is on the rise. Read More ▶               • More Stories               Infectious shellfish cancers may jump across species ▶ 22 June 2016     The parasitic tumours showed up in clams, mussels and other bivalves. Read More ▶             Science in China ▶ 22 June 2016     A special issue looks at the country's astonishing scientific trajectory as it seeks to secure its spot among the leaders in innovation. Read More ▶             Stranger bequeaths fortune to prominent neuroscientist ▶ 22 June 2016     Elena Cattaneo is a relentless campaigner against the misuse of science. Read More ▶             The week in science: 17–23 June 2016 ▶ 22 June 2016     Daring Antarctic evacuation under way; US medical association declares gun violence a health crisis; and astronomers find Earth in a rocky relationship. Read More ▶             Canadian earthquake detector has deep-sea edge over US rival ▶ 22 June 2016     Sea-floor instruments will monitor seismic activity very close to the Cascadia fault. Read More ▶             Giant SKA telescope rattles South African community ▶ 22 June 2016     Struggle in Northern Cape province highlights a balancing act that scientists leading gigantic projects face. Read More ▶             First CRISPR clinical trial gets green light from US panel ▶ 21 June 2016     The technique's first test in people could begin as early as the end of the year. Read More ▶             Election campaigns edge Australia towards climate consensus ▶ 21 June 2016     Rival parties avoid carbon controversy of former years. Read More ▶             Funding for model-organism databases in trouble ▶ 21 June 2016     Researchers plan for hits to community hubs. Read More ▶             Daring Antarctic rescue mission sets off for South Pole ▶ 21 June 2016     The US government plans to evacuate a sick crew member from an isolated research station. Read More ▶             Bring climate change back from the future ▶ 21 June 2016     The 'shock' over an Australian extinction shows that we still don't accept that global warming is a problem for now, says James Watson. Read More ▶             Infections reveal inequality between the sexes ▶ 21 June 2016     Stark differences between men and women's immune responses pose medical conundrum. 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