[ad_1] Using nothing more than a simple flask of saliva, millions of people have created DNA profiles on genealogy sites. But this wealth of information is effectively inaccessible to genetic researchers, sites …
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[ad_1] All living things use the genetic code to "translate" DNA-based genetic information into proteins, which are the main molecules working in cells. Precisely how the complex process of translation appeared in …
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[ad_1] Tropical lizards have a stick-to-itiveness in the strong wind that shames TV weather reporters. Now we know why, thanks in part to a powerful leaf blower. In American hurricanes, Irma and …
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[ad_1] Published Thursday, July 26 Something terrible was happening at the end of the summer of 2016 on coral reefs nestled under water at a hundred miles from the Galveston coast: corals …
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[ad_1] The deaths of infants involved abroad in a clinical trial exploring a potential treatment using Viagra have aroused the interest of researchers who conducted a study aligned here in New Zealand. …
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[ad_1] Researchers at the University of British Columbia suspended a clinical trial that gave pregnant women an erectile dysfunction drug after 11 babies born to mothers enrolled in a similar Dutch study …
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[ad_1] Researchers have successfully protected foals from a dangerous form of pneumonia by immunizing mares before birth. Photo: File Researchers were able to protect foals from life-threatening infection by inoculating their mother …
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[ad_1] A research team led by the University of Otago challenged the ethics and scientific analysis of a study on a highly publicized "alien" mummy, discovered in a Chilean desert. Prof. Sian …
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[ad_1] DEBRIN FOXCROFT Last Updated 13:09, July 16 2018 Kirk Hargreaves Pathologist reading a traditional cervical smear, Maori women die of embarrassment, but a new smear test offers hope, says a researcher. …
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