Life Sciences
- Creating Jack's Beanstalk
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doesn't express BRI1 at all, unlike normal Arabidopsis, which expresses BRI1 on both the outer waxy, ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 7 2007 - 3:13pm
- UGA Research Shows Rats Are Capable Of Reflecting On Mental Processes
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no reward at all. The twist, however, is that before taking the duration test, the rats were given ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 8 2007 - 1:54pm
- Genetically Modified Crops- Too Much Technology For The Third World?
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the overwhelming number of choices in the seed market and the desire for novelty — all of which lead ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 12 2007 - 11:36pm
- RNA Enzyme Structure Offers A Glimpse Into The Origins Of Life
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all forms of life known today, the synthesis of DNA and RNA molecules is carried out by enzymes made ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 15 2007 - 3:58pm
- ESA’s Medspiration Project Branches Out To Support Biodiversity
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to combine all available SST data into a worldwide high-resolution product known as the Global Ocean ...
Article - News Staff - Mar 27 2007 - 11:26am
- Efficiency Sensing- How Bacteria Talk To Each Other
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surfaces or in biofilms related organisms often form clonal micro-colonies. Since in this case all ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 9 2009 - 5:36pm
- Escape!
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writing about it. Snakes, badgers, wolves weasels and cat--all of them, says Seton, "are far more ...
Article - Greg Critser - Apr 9 2007 - 12:35pm
- NASA Predicts Color Of Plants On Other Planets- And It's Not Green
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all stars have the same distribution of light colors as our Sun. Study scientists say they now realize ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 11 2007 - 12:08pm
- Bacteria Control How Infectious They Become, Study Finds
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humankind contains the transcription factor NusG, which controls nearly all of a bacterium's gene ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 12 2007 - 11:46am
- Neurobiologists Decode The Puzzle Of Vision
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response to all of the scene pairs. That finding, said the researchers, showed that the processing of ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 18 2007 - 12:10pm
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