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Stem cell genetic reprogramming 31-May-2009
Summaries of newsworthy papers include Genome scan uncovers genetic risks of testis cancer, Genetic variation influences adverse reaction to common antibiotic, Replay of neural patterns during sleep, Let the right pollen in, Dynamic ferroelectric memory, Suppressing suppressors, Why does high-throughput screening work?, Smells right Read more of the article entitled 'Stem cell genetic reprogramming' Climate change: Thawing permafrost soils as a carbon source 27-May-2009
Summaries of newsworthy papers include Exoplanetary phases seen, Rethinking the war on cancer, Natural selection at the group level?, Super states, Mantle mixing model and Ancient immunity underestimated Read more of the article entitled 'Climate change: Thawing permafrost soils as a carbon source' Fusion dreams delayed 27-May-2009
In an exclusive News story this week, Nature reporter Geoff Brumfiel describes how ITER, the multi-billion-euro international fusion reactor, is likely to be far less ambitious in its early stages than scientists had hoped. Genetics: Transgenic monkeys with a healthy glow 27-May-2009
A transgenic line of monkeys carrying a gene encoding green fluorescent protein fully integrated into their DNA has been created for the first time. The research, published in Nature this week, marks the first such feat in non-human primates and paves the way for developing new models of human diseases. Read more of the article entitled 'Genetics: Transgenic monkeys with a healthy glow' Genetics: Malaria gene scan tackles diversity of West African populations 24-May-2009
Summaries of newsworthy papers include A mushroom mystery solved, Candida genome sequenced, No role for Snowball Earth in ancient extinction, Initiator of allergic responses, How do inhibitors activate kinases? and Targeting muscle disorders |
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