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31 Aug 2015

Porkers rendezvous with wild boar could overturn long-held theories about domestication

28 Aug 2015

Changes in temperature between day and night ventilates towering structures

27 Aug 2015

Multiple groups reveal that stutter mutation kills nerve cells by clogging channels into the nucleus.

26 Aug 2015

Patterns of resistance reflect those in local human populations

26 Aug 2015

Superior in size and egg production, this popular pet threatens natives

25 Aug 2015

Bacteria on door jambs can reveal gender of residents, types of pets, and more

25 Aug 2015

New family tree shows that a series of innovations accelerated speciation

24 Aug 2015

Two teams develop new methods that protect against H5N1

19 Aug 2015

Study of obesity gene uncovers control switch for storing or burning energy

18 Aug 2015

Bacterial proteins that mimic eye molecules may trigger autoimmune attacks

17 Aug 2015

Coalition also bids to move research to NIH

14 Aug 2015

Life satisfaction more closely linked to health at ages 30, 40, and 50

13 Aug 2015

Modified yeast produce key morphine precursor from sugar

13 Aug 2015

New evidence offered as proof that potentially beneficial protein fragment exists in human blood

13 Aug 2015

Engineered microbes raise hopes for better medicines and concerns about illicit drugs.

13 Aug 2015

Scientists are discovering thousands of microbes that help plants survive and thrive. Could these symbionts help farmers as well?

12 Aug 2015

Analysis points to genes underpinning a complex neural system

7 Aug 2015

Prey species have horizontal pupils whereas some predators have vertical ones

7 Aug 2015

Study finds that some marine animals glow to attract prey

7 Aug 2015

Butterflies secretly drug their ant hosts with performance-enhancing chemicals

6 Aug 2015

A vaccination trial targeting contacts of cases produces landmark results.

5 Aug 2015

Study helps explain how wasp larvae take over arachnids minds

5 Aug 2015

Study fails to explain how enigmatic felines live in oxygen-poor environments

5 Aug 2015

Burn trauma turns white fat into supercalorie-burning brown fat

5 Aug 2015

Rats infected with Hymenolepsis diminuta protected against memory loss

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