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Posted April 30, 2013:
- Cheating Favors Extinction, Yeast Study Finds: Feedback Between Population and Evolutionary Dynamics
- New Simulation Speed Record on Sequoia Supercomputer
- Scientists Find Mutation Driving Pediatric Brain Tumors
- Discovery Helps Explain How Children Develop Rare, Fatal Disease
- In the Northeast, Forests With Entirely Native Flora Are Not the Norm
- Nerve Transfer Can Help Repair Brachial Plexus Injuries, Help Restore Elbow Functions
- Cell Response to New Coronavirus Unveils Possible Paths to Treatments
- The Many Faces of the Bacterial Defense System
- Agencies Should Use Common Approach to Evaluate Risks Pesticides Pose to Endangered Species
- Biologists Propose a New Research Roadmap for Connecting Genes to Ecology
- The Underground Adventures of the Mediterranean Frog Rana Iberica
- First Land Animals Kept Fishlike Jaws for Millions of Years
- Bone Marrow Stromal Cell Treatment Improves Functional Outcome, Helps Repair Biostructural Damage from Traumatic Brain Injury
- Tiny Worm Sheds Light on Giant Mystery About Neuron
- Identification of Stem Cells’ Two Separate Roles Raises Possibility of Therapies That Could Inhibit Fat Formation, Promote Muscle Repair
- Markers Related to Ovarian Cancer Survival and Recurrence Identified
- Membrane Remodeling: Where Yoga Meets Cell Biology
- Tactics of New Middle East Virus Suggest Treating by Altering Lung Cells' Response to Infection
- Experimental Drug Inhibits Growth in All Stages of Common Kidney Cancer
- Step Toward Medicines to Help Combat a Range of Diseases Currently Considered 'Undruggable'
Posted April 29, 2013:
- Be Alert to Blind Cord Strangulation Risk, Parents of Young Children Warned
- Identification of Gene Variants Affecting Fertility Offers New Treatment Possibility
- Sushi for Peccaries?
- Microglia Can Be Derived from Patient-Specific Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells and May Help Modulate the Course of Central Nervous System Diseases
- Smoke Signals: How Burning Plants Tell Seeds to Rise from the Ashes
- Scientists Discover How a Protein Finds Its Way
- Rare, Lethal Childhood Disease Tracked to Protein
- Microchip Proves Tightness Provokes Precocious Sperm Release
- World's Longest-Running Plant Monitoring Program Now Digitized
- Sea Turtles Benefiting from Protected Areas
- Cat and Mouse: One Gene Is Necessary for Mice to Avoid Predators
- Adults Lack Stem Cells for Making New Eggs
- Dinosaur Predecessors Gain Ground in Wake of World's Biggest Biodiversity Crisis
- Patterned Hearts: Bioengineers Create Rubber-Like Material Bearing Micropatterns for Stronger, More Elastic Hearts
- U. S. Has Surprisingly Large Reservoir of Crop Plant Diversity
- Better Wheat Varieties in the Future? Wheat Genome Shows Resistance Genes Easy to Access
- Comparing Proteins at a Glance: Technique for Easy Comparisons of Proteins in Solution
- Promising Results from First U.S. Clinical Trial for Stem Cell-Based Treatment of ALS
- Molecular Role of Gene Linked to Blood Vessel Formation Uncovered
- Ecological Knowledge Offers Perspectives for Sustainable Agriculture
Posted April 28, 2013:
- How Does Pregnancy Reduce Breast Cancer Risk?
- Turtle Genome Analysis Sheds Light on Turtle Ancestry and Shell Evolution
Posted April 26, 2013:
- Hitting 'Reset' in Protein Synthesis Restores Myelination: Suggests New Treatment for Misfolded Protein Diseases Such as Alzheimer's
- Competing Pathways Affect Early Differentiation of Higher Brain Structures
- National Survey Highlights Perceived Importance of Dietary Protein to Prevent Weight Gain
- Sea Surface Temperatures Reach Highest Level in 150 Years on Northeast Continental Shelf
- Computer Scientists Suggest New Spin on Origins of Evolvability: Competition to Survive Not Necessary?
- Developmental Neurobiology: How the Brain Folds to Fit
- Protein Shaped Like a Spider: Immune Protein C4BP Is Potentially Suitable as a Transporter for Drugs
- Scientists Discover New Way Protein Degradation Is Regulated
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