Life Sciences
- Look Mom, No Eardrums- Evolution Beyond The Fossil Record
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what has allowed mammals, reptiles, and birds to hear through the air. Their eardrums all look similar, ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 22 2015 - 3:53pm
- How The Brain Translates Sound
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primates, suggesting that the processes involved are at work in the auditory systems of all mammals, the ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 27 2015 - 8:45am
- The Brain's Source Of Power
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Goldman, Solomiya Blekot, Michael Nielsen, Takahiro Takano, and Rashid Deane, all of whom hold positions at ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 27 2015 - 8:28am
- Mutations In 2 Genes Linked To Familial Pulmonary Fibrosis And Telomere Shortening
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found that the mean, age-adjusted telomere length of all rare variant carriers was significantly shorter ...
Article - News Staff - May 9 2015 - 10:00am
- Unexpected Role For Calcium In Tuberculosis
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inhibition of calcium channels may one day be used as a treatment for autoimmune diseases. "Like in all ...
Article - News Staff - May 11 2015 - 10:00am
- How A Mobile DNA Sequence Finds Its Target
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genome, and is positioned upstream of specific genes, all transcribed by the RNA polymerase III (Pol III) ...
Article - News Staff - May 5 2015 - 8:30am
- Mystery Of The Tubulin Code Unraveled
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ferrying molecular cargo throughout cells. Although all microtubules have the same basic appearance, they ...
Article - News Staff - May 14 2015 - 9:14am
- This Eye-Opening Parasite Can Get In Through Your Contact Lens
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always wash your hands and follow all instructions in handling and storing contact lenses properly. ...
Article - The Conversation - May 22 2015 - 11:30am
- Dogs Follow Human Gazes- But Differently Than Other Animals
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different ages. Dogs of all ages are able to follow human gaze The scientists tested two groups of dogs with ...
Article - News Staff - Jun 13 2015 - 1:00pm
- Most Heart Muscle Cells Formed As Children
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than the heart muscle cells. The endothelial cells have the shortest life-cycle, and in adults all such ...
Article - News Staff - Jun 15 2015 - 8:07am
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