by
Mary Beckman
Genetic alteration spurs some loving behavior
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Martin Enserink
Agency asks members of the American Society for Microbiology for help
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Deborah Hill
A new screen for colorectal cancer could replace colonoscopies
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Constance Holden
Researchers derive stem cells from unfertilized primate eggs
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Ben Shouse
Southern wilt bacteria boast a sizable arsenal of proteins for infecting crops
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Gretchen Vogel
German parliament agreed today to strictly limit research with controversial cells
by
Andrew Lawler
Sensor failure in 1997 test sparks new controversy
by
Richard Stone
International team dispatched to retrieve radioactive containers
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Charles Seife
Panel recommends that U.S. boost physics budget to host
by
Mary Beckman
An immune cell could stop organ rejection before it starts
by
Louisa Wray Dalton
Scientists step closer to building a skin test for mustard gas
by
Adam Bostanci
Aspiring German academics fight revisions to tenure law
by
Katie Greene
A small dose of a second painkiller can prevent a painkiller's effect from wearing off
by
Jocelyn Kaiser
Bulk of new funds go to bioterror
by
Gretchen Vogel
Scientists stumble onto genes guiding neurons later in life
by
David Voss
Perplexing Compounds Rejoin the Club
by
Mary Beckman
Who ate what to create the first advanced cell?
by
Katie Greene
Existing theories inadvertently took pollution into account
by
Adam Bostanci
Britain's Research Assessment Exercise produces funding shortfall
by
Adrian Cho
Common computer program recognizes authors
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Caroline Seydel
Enzyme that wards off viruses may kill tumor cells, too
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
New study reaffirms that echolocation evolved twice in bats
by
Katie Greene
Agency footed bill for magnetic mapping system without peer review
by
Dan Ferber
Scientists wonder about safety of common viral vector
by
Erik Stokstad
Geneticists frustrated by colleagues' reluctance to share data
by
Constance Holden
Drug use is more likely in low ranking animals
by
Charles Seife
Blasting them apart clarifies nuclear properties
by
Eliot Marshall
Famous founder of Celera steps down
by
Richard Stone
WHO puts off destruction of U.S., Russian caches
by
Katie Greene
Scientists study a new method to keep invasive species off ships
by
Mary Beckman
Molecular clock controversy keeps on ticking
by
Robert F. Service
After a century of effort, scientists spin a spider web
by
Charles Seife
Particles under gravity's influence obey quantum mechanics
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Variation in butterfly eyespots linked to small gene changes
by
Andrew Lawler
NASA cancels plan to map 50 million stars
by
Noreen Parks
Newfound microbes could help clean up underwater sediments
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Hydrogen fuels subsurface microbial communities
by
Katie Greene
One test shows vaccine helps monkeys, another suggests virus can quickly outwit strategy
by
Charles Seife
Artificial star lets telescopes adjust their images
by
Deborah Hill
Misdirected mRNA editing, not a DNA mutation, spurs neuronal tumor growth