U.K. scientists make noses, ears and other body parts in lab
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Look into the future with genetic programming
With predictive modeling techniques, it is possible to predict anything from clients’ shopping habits and illnesses to a golfer’s handicap. The only prerequisite is to...
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When we watch a movie, our brains react to it immediately in a way similar to other people's brains. Researchers at Aalto University in Finland...
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A major discovery that brings a new drug target to the increasingly exciting landscape of cancer immunotherapy was published yesterday by researchers from La Jolla...
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A blood sample could one day be enough to diagnose many types of solid cancers, or to monitor the amount of cancer in a patient’s...
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Skin cells use new molecule to send touch information to the brain. In a study published online today in the journal Nature, a team of...
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Chances are you've heard of mapping genes to diagnose rare diseases, predict your risk of cancer and tell your ancestry. But to uncover food poisonings?...
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