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Plazi and Pensoft join forces to let biodiversity knowledge of coronaviruses hosts out
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How wallflowers evolved a complementary pair of plant defenses
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First-ever photo proof of powerful jet emerging from colliding galaxies
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Atomic force microscopy reveals high heterogeneity in bacterial membrane vesicles
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Proposed SwRI/UNH mission LEAPs forward
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Cancer scientists at Purdue aim to use protein power to stop tumor growth
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New method to monitor Alzheimer’s proteins
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Young children find a parent’s hug more calming than a stranger’s
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CUNY New York City COVID-19 survey week 4
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Bubble dynamics reveal how to empty bottles faster
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Cranfield University student creates COVID-19 map for Nigeria
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How serotonin balances communication within the brain
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Study redefines exi’STING’ dogma of inflammatory mechanism
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Innovative technologies for satellites
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Are gamma-ray bursts powered by a star’s collapsing magnetic fields?
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Lymphoma’s different route revealed
Credit: Photo: Rehm, Höpken, Gerhardt Labs, MDC Creating new blood vessels, a process called angiogenesis, for tumors in lymph nodes ...
The cost of changing lives and the face of medicine
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Repetitive irradiation with 222nm UVC shown to be non-carcinogenic and safe for sterilizing human skin
Wide ranging antibacterial and antiviral applications in medical fields and daily lifeCredit: Kobe University Joint research between Kobe University and ...
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