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Neptune hooks one and throws one back; Lowly wasps work hardest; Human 'overkill' did not cause widespread die-off; Gamma-ray bursts from the most massive stars; Immune molecule fuels tumours; Sugar helps flowers branch out; 10-May-2006
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature. VOL.441 NO.7090 DATED 11 MAY 2006 including Space ball survived massive impact; Noble gases enter the Earth's mantle from sea water; Turning superconductors on; Silicon feels the strain; Buoyancy vests for six-legged scuba divers HIV: Nuclear protein controls virus invasion; Keeping drugs on target; Ion channels served up quickly; Common genetic variant associated with prostate cancer 7-May-2006
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE - For papers that will be published online on 7 May 2006 Popular physics myth is all at sea 4-May-2006
Some stories are just too good to be true. And according to physicist Fabrizio Pinto, that's exactly the case for an analogy routinely used by physicists to illustrate the mysterious Casimir effect - a strange force of attraction seen between two surfaces separated by empty space. Read more of the article entitled 'Popular physics myth is all at sea' Parkinson’s gene cripples mitochondria; Plastics can be real metals; Fishy family ancestor shows skull secrets 3-May-2006
2 teams reveal that a mutant protein implicated in inherited Parkinson’s disease disables the cell’s mitochondria; Researchers report the 1st conducting plastic that shows the signature of a true metal; A fish species that lived more than 400 million years ago may represent a bridge between two lineages that went on to dominate the modern world Birds fall behind with breeding; Searching for ozone layer recovery; How fast does Saturn spin?; Worms prove fertile drug testing ground; Reduction in tropical Pacific air circulation; Molecular devices you can rely on; 3-May-2006
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature. VOL.441 NO.7089 DATED 04 MAY 2006 |
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