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The presence of organic molecules that have arisen from biological processes is a crucial indicator of life. Hydrocarbons are the most prevalent organic compound in all living things. They do

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Reconstruction of a Fossil Bird’s Skull Shows a Brain Made for Smelling and Eyes Made for Daylight

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One of the first examples of dinosaurs turning into birds was Jeholornis, a raven-sized bird that lived 120 million years ago in what is now

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Study Finds Cheap, Accessible Chemical May Reduce COVID-19 Impact

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An affordable, easily accessible amino acid may be able to reduce the disease's consequences and offer a potential over-the-counter treatment option for infections with SARS-CoV-2

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Light Pollution Attracts Migratory Birds, which Exposes them to More Toxic Chemicals

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Night migrating birds already face dangers on their flights. Beyond the increased risk of collisions with structures or communication towers, light pollution adds yet another concern. A recent study found

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Researchers develop a novel formula that can increase the shelf life of fresh pasta by 30 days.

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Pasta is serious business in Italy, with allegedly in excess of 300 explicit structures known by about 1,300 names. There is even a 55-year-old "pasta

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Based on Particular Cell States, the RNA-Sensing System Regulates Protein Expression in Cells

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Researchers at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT and the Broad Institute at MIT and Harvard have created a system that can identify

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The extinction of the Neanderthals may have been triggered by sex rather than fighting.

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Another paper suggests that Homo sapiens may have been liable for the elimination of Neanderthals not by savagery but rather through sex, all things considered. Pursuing peace at all costs

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How researchers resolved a long-standing puzzle about cell volume

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A hallucinogenic film of pushed cells under a magnifying lens sent a group of kidney physiologists and scholars from the College of Pittsburgh and Carnegie

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A study explains how a naturally occurring chemical kills major drug-resistant bacteria.

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Researchers examining the impacts of a natural compound on drug-resistant microbes have found how it can hinder and kill a microorganism that causes difficult disease

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According to a new evolution research, social animals evolve faster than solitary mammals.

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A pivotal new exploration project has examined the development of the placental vertebrate skull utilizing 3D sweeps of 322 examples housed in excess of 20 global gallery assortments, and made