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The quality altering procedure known as CRISPR has sped up organic and clinical exploration somewhat recently by permitting researchers to fix the DNA of human cells nearly as simply as

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A new technology combines data to create a 3-D map of cell activity.

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Similarly, as it's difficult to comprehend a discussion without knowing its unique situation, it tends to be hard for scientists to get a handle on

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‘Stressed’ Cells Hold the Key to Removing Toxic Protein Build-Up in Dementia

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It's commonly believed that a little stress is beneficial to your health. Now, scientists have uncovered a novel method that could help avoid the formation

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Nonlethal Parasites Reduce the Amount of Food Consumed by their Wild Hosts, Resulting in Ecosystem Effects

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Internal parasites, such as helminths, infect deer, caribou, bison, and other similar mammals. Even while many of these illnesses aren't fatal, they can nonetheless have an impact on animal health

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Pink pigeons in Mauritius have made a spectacular recovery from near-extinction, but genetic diversity is still declining.

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During the 1980s, there were only ten or so pink pigeons left in nature. Referred to by researchers as Nesoenas mayeri, the species is found

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Ancient Microorganisms Discovered in Halite Could Help in the Search for Life

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Organic solids and liquids are found in primary fluid inclusions in bedded halite from the 830-million-year-old Browne Formation of central Australia, as evidenced by transmitted

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When dragonflies are dropped upside down, they straighten themselves.

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A trio of scientists, two with Cornell University, the other with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, has found the means by which dragonflies can right themselves so rapidly from a

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Success stories of sea turtles throughout Africa’s east coast—but millions are still dying

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Protection of ocean turtles along a lot of Africa's east coast has gained great headway in many years — yet a huge number of turtles

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A study reveals that combating white-nose syndrome in bats helps agriculture.

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For quite a long time, bats have gotten negative criticism as unpleasant animals prowling in obscurity. However, horticulturists have long recognized that the winged miracle

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The male germ line is the driving force behind the evolution of genomic structure.

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The examination of the genomes of various warm-blooded animals showed that, despite the fact that they all have a comparable inventory of qualities, they can be requested contrastingly and turned