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According to a recent study done by Imperial College London, drug-resistant mold is spreading from the environment and infecting the lungs of those who are susceptible. The researchers discovered six

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Yorkicystis is a 500-million-year-old starfish cousin that has lost its skeleton.

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Following four years of searching for fossils in a churchyard in York, Pennsylvania, novice scientist Chris Haefner made a fascinating find. "I realized it was

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Experiment with bacteria evolution challenges conventional knowledge on size and production costs

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In 1988, a scholar at Michigan State University, Richard Lenski, set up 12 cups of E. coli, and his group has kept up with and

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Robotic buoys have been created to keep Atlantic right whales safe.

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A Cape Cod science center and one of the world's biggest delivery organizations are teaming up on a venture to utilize mechanical floats to shield an evaporating whale from deadly

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A fast-breeding sea urchin gives a new genetic study model.

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Many individuals may not understand that the unassuming ocean imp is a titan with regards to the investigation of science. Presently, analysts from Japan have

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A novel environmental DNA monitoring approach for identifying uncommon and endangered fish species sold in marketplaces has been developed.

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In a paper as of late distributed in Methods in Ecology and Evolution, scientists in the Conservation Forensics Lab at the University of Hong Kong

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Blood vessels derived from lymphatic vessels have been discovered to be adapted to certain purposes.

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Our family starting points will quite often shape our future in numerous ways. A Weizmann Institute of Science study, distributed today in Nature, found that similar remains constant for veins.

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A new study shows how bat brains are structured for echolocation and flying.

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Another review shows how the cerebrums of Egyptian natural product bats are exceptionally specific for echolocation and flight, with an engine region of the cerebral

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CRISPR technology is being used by researchers to change starches in potatoes.

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Humble potatoes are a rich source of dietary carbohydrates for people and, additionally, of starches for various modern applications. Texas A & M AgriLife researchers

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A new ‘CRISPR-Combo’ approach improves plant genome editing power.

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A decade prior, another innovation called CRISPR-CAS9 made it workable for researchers to change the hereditary code of living organic entities. However progressive as it seemed to be, the instrument