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Specialists at the School of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) have recognized a significant pathway that uncovers why a few warm-blooded creatures, similar to people, canines, and felines, routinely foster mammary disease

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Researchers have mapped the crocodile family tree in order to provide light on their evolution.

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An examination group, led by researchers at the College of York, planned the genealogy of the fierce trap hunters and their wiped-out family members, known

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Researchers have cracked the cellular code for protein folding, which opens up numerous new therapeutic possibilities.

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While we frequently consider illnesses brought about by unfamiliar bodies—microbes or infections—there are many illnesses influencing people that result from mistakes in the creation of

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The American Eel as a new consumer target

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Research driven by Hiromi Shiraishi, a scientist at Chuo College, showed a precarious ascent in the importation of American eel (Anguilla rostrata) live fry to East Asia for hydroponics purposes.

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A deep sea sensor has discovered that corals produce reactive oxygen species.

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Very much like us, corals take in oxygen and eat natural carbon. What's more, very much like us, as a side effect of changing over

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Researchers create an effective vaccination against cattle parasites by modifying sugar molecules in plants.

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Imitating sugar structures in plants assumes a pivotal role in the improvement of successful immunizations against the stomach worm Ostertagia ostertagi. This has been shown

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Researchers use semantic information theory to a realistic model to determine where information is important for survival.

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Living frameworks—in contrast to non-living or lifeless things—use data about their general climate to make decisions. In any case, not all data from the climate is significant or applicable for

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A new human gene cluster sequence has been discovered.

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Specialists from the research center of Ali Shilatifard, Ph.D., the Robert Francis Furchgott teacher and seat of natural chemistry and sub-atomic hereditary qualities, have found

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Curators and cavers: How a citizen scientist tip led to deep findings in Utah’s caves

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Researchers from the Normal History Gallery of Utah have brought a profound jump into the not-really-far-off past because of a well-disposed tip from Utah's buckling

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A study reveals that bacteria retain “memories” and transmit them across generations.

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Researchers have found that microscopic organisms can make something like recollections about when to shape systems that can cause perilous diseases in individuals, for example, protection from anti-infection agents and