Nature News highlights: 11 August 2016

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11 August 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: GaussiaLuciferase (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 >>           Ready to see a glimpse of tomorrow? Visit KAUST Discovery today KAUST Discovery highlights the cutting-edge research, technologies and innovations emerging from the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology. From biotechnology, to solar, to materials and marine science: KAUST is working on it.         • Latest News               Plant and animal DNA suggests first Americans took the coastal route  ▶ 10 August 2016     Life came to ice-free Canadian corridor too late to sustain migrations of Clovis and pre-Clovis people. Read More ▶             The week in science: 5–11 August 2016 ▶ 10 August 2016     Iranian nuclear scientist executed; Turkey suspends research-agency staff; and private company granted permission to go to the Moon. Read More ▶             The bandwidth bottleneck that is throttling the Internet ▶ 10 August 2016     Researchers are scrambling to repair and expand data pipes worldwide — and to keep the information revolution from grinding to a halt. Read More ▶                 Nature Insight: Intestinal Microbiota in Health and Disease This Insight explores human development biology and how intestinal microbiota is associated closely with health and disease. Click here to access the free Nature Insight available for 6 months Produced with support from Yakult Honsha Co., Ltd.         • More Stories               Glider aims to break world record — and boost climate science ▶ 09 August 2016     Perlan mission will surf stratospheric waves and conduct atmospheric research. Read More ▶             US grants for zebrafish studies on the rise ▶ 09 August 2016     Analysis from US National Institutes of Health charts shift in model-organism trends. Read More ▶             Steer driverless cars towards full automation ▶ 09 August 2016     For cars to be safe, full control must be allocated to the driver — be it human or computer, argues John Baruch.  Read More  ▶             Icy telescope throws cold water on sterile neutrino theory ▶ 08 August 2016     IceCube observatory reports null result in search for particle. Read More ▶             Beyond CRISPR: A guide to the many other ways to edit a genome ▶ 08 August 2016     The popular technique has limitations that have sparked searches for alternatives. Read More ▶             Replications, ridicule and a recluse: the controversy over NgAgo gene-editing intensifies ▶ 08 August 2016     As failures to replicate results using the CRISPR alternative stack up, a quiet scientist stands by his claims. Read More ▶             Hopes for revolutionary new LHC particle dashed ▶ 05 August 2016     But the hunt continues for elementary particles beyond the standard model of physics. Read More ▶             E-mails show how UK physicists were dumped over Brexit ▶ 05 August 2016     Researchers dropped from EU grant proposal because UK inclusion would 'compromise' project. Read More ▶             US agency to lift ban on funding human–animal hybrids ▶ 04 August 2016     Researchers in the United States will soon be able to resume creating chimaera-based projects. Read More ▶             Scientists track badger–cow encounters to understand cattle TB ▶ 04 August 2016     Economically costly disease is mainly passed through infected pastures. Read More ▶             German psychiatrist plans to scan the brains of refugees ▶ 04 August 2016     Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg seeks insight into why migrants are so vulnerable to mental illness. Read More ▶             Australian government orders science agency to pull back on climate job cuts ▶ 04 August 2016     But researchers say damage is already done after job losses at CSIRO. Read More ▶                 Nature Focus and Animation: Innate lymphoid cells Nature Immunology presents this Focus on the evolution, development, functional diversity and immunotherapeutic potential of innate lymphoid cells (ILCs). 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