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Genetics: Yes, Snuppy is definitely a clone 8-March-2006
The Seoul National University Investigation Committee investigating the work of the disgraced cloning pioneer Woo Suk Hwang has found that Snuppy - the Afghan hound unveiled by Hwang's team as the world's first cloned dog - is genuine. Read more of the article entitled 'Genetics: Yes, Snuppy is definitely a clone' One outburst after another; Cellular discovery could help fight against sleeping sickness; The soil carbon conundrum; Photochemistry on organic materials; Breaking the backbones of macromolecules; Kidney support; Protein teamwork underlies skeleton; 8-March-2006
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature Vol.440 No.7081 Dated 9 March 2006 including "It's all in the expression; Frogs sidestep predation by looking nasty - but not too nasty" Bubble fusion: silencing the hype 8-March-2006
Nature reveals serious doubts over claims for fusion in collapsing bubbles Read more of the article entitled 'Bubble fusion: silencing the hype' Avian flu: Are we doing enough?; Anatomy of the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake; Contradictory corals 2-March-2006
A military-style network of laboratories for the avian flu is proposed; The earthquake that unleashed the tsunami in the Indian Ocean forces some rethinking about how and where such giant earthquakes might occur; The application of neutral theory of biodiversity to real-life data is raising new questions and problems. Dawn of Peru's golden age of maize; Why Titan is such a gas; Somewhere beneath Yellowstone, the beast stirs ...; Nipping foot and mouth in the bud; Evolution: Sex begets sex; 2-March-2006
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature. Vol.440 No.7080 Dated 2 March 2006 |
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