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Posted September 19, 2000:
- Researchers Discover New Oceanic Bacterial Photopigment That Converts Light Into Biochemical Energy
- Day Care Centers Incubate And Spread Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
- Olive Oil Seems To Protect Against Bowel Cancer
Posted September 13, 2000:
- Scientists Pinpoint Mechanism For UV Damage To Rice Plants
- The Good Earth: Faster, Safer Device For Measuring Concentrations Of Metals
- New Evidence Indicates Huge Vegetation Loss Accompanied Mass Extinction
- New Mouse Marks Latest Stride In Muscular Dystrophy Research
- Scientists Unravel Ancient Evolutionary History Of Photosynthesis
- Article Highlights Tiny Motors Driving Cell Division
- Scientists Help End Sewage Discharges To Boston Harbor
- Plant's Pickle Gene May Hold Clue To Cancer
- DNA-Based Flu Vaccine Raises Protective Immunity
- Wolves In Yellowstone May Aid Aspen Recovery
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Posted September 4, 2000:
- Botulinum Toxin In The New Millennium
- Earthworms Threaten Minnesota Forests
- Soybean Pest Native To China Detected In U.S. For First Time
- Sans Organism, Scientists Harvest A Trove Of DNA
- Stress Makes St. John's Wort More Effective
- Cook Your Carrots For More Antioxidants, University Of Arkansas Researchers Say
- Tough And Spongy: University Of Arkansas Researchers Uncover The Reasons For Mushroom Degradation
- Researchers Solve Pickles Pickle
- Researchers Develop New Method For Preventing Hip Dysplasia In Dogs
- Canine Leishmaniasis Cases Are Confirmed In 21 States
- People's Penchant For '"Comfort Foods" Linked To Happy Memories
- Scientists Develop Better Way To Detect Presence Of Soybean Fungus
- Non-Pathogenic Bacteria Block Inflammatory Response Pathway In Intestinal Tract
- Farmers And Genetically Modified Crops Should Both Impact Farmland Birds, Science Study Predicts
Posted September 1, 2000:
Posted August 31, 2000:
- Study Uses Blood Cells To Restore Blood Flow To Damaged Tissue In Mice With Diabetes
- Scientists Sequence Largest Bacterial Genome Yet, And Open Door To Development Of New Antibiotics
- Plant Compound Blocks Action Of Cancer Genes
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Posted August 25, 2000:
- Deadly For Bacteria, Great For Consumers
- Improvement In Controlling Agricultural Runoff Still Needed To Prevent Ecological Disasters
- Lard-Fired Boiler Cleaner Than Fuel Oil
Posted August 24, 2000:
Posted August 23, 2000:
- Rising Ammonia Emissions Attributed To Cars, Not Livestock
- Vitamin D Shows Promise As Cancer Prevention Drug
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Posted August 14, 2000:
- Real-Time Lake Data Advances Ecology Research
- Wisconsin Lake Study Shows Persistence Of Acid Rain Effects
Posted August 11, 2000:
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