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14 April 2003
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SARS Suspect Sequenced
Researchers crack genome of the virus fingered as culprit behind the epidemic
14 April 2003
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Supernova's Fingerprints Linked to Gamma Ray Burst
Connection solves decades-long mystery of astronomy
14 April 2003
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Human Genome Completed
Two years after the first drafts were announced, 99% of the sequence is known
11 April 2003
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Stressed Males Sing Lousy Love Songs
Hard times growing up may make songbirds sing less alluringly
11 April 2003
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Carbon-Dating Supports Solomon's Stature
New findings erode a contentious theory about the Biblical king
10 April 2003
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Panel Urges More Study on Learning
$500 million project would funnel education research into the classroom
10 April 2003
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The Problem With Cloning Primates
Misguided chromosomes foil monkey cloning
10 April 2003
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Ancient Cannibals Spread Disease?
Man-eating humans may have caused epidemics of prion disease
9 April 2003
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New Light on Dark Energy
Supernova data hint at the force driving the universe's expansion
9 April 2003
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Dolly on Display
The famous cloned sheep has been reincarnated as a museum exhibit
9 April 2003
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Naked Elliptical Galaxies?
New survey finds that some galaxies may lack shrouds of dark matter
9 April 2003
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Parkinson's Susceptibility Deciphered
Certain mitochondrial genes may protect women, Asians, and Africans
8 April 2003
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The Rarest Typhoon
Tropical cyclone near Singapore formed surprisingly close to the equator
8 April 2003
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Ethics Charges Fell Prominent Neuroscientist
Singapore institute fires director over problems in Parkinson's study
8 April 2003
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Electrical Pinch Fuses Hydrogen
The electric 'Z machine' produces a fusion first
8 April 2003
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Banteng Cloned
Newborn calf appears to be the first healthy clone of an endangered species
7 April 2003
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Picking Apart a Promiscuous Protein
Enzyme's structure reveals why it goes after everything from heroin to nerve gas
7 April 2003
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Double Jeopardy for African Apes
Hunting, Ebola outbreaks could push populations to the brink
7 April 2003
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It Came From the Deep
A rare 6-meter-long 'colossal squid' found off New Zealand
4 April 2003
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Poking at Tiger's Eye
Geologists refute a 130-year-old explanation of how the gem got its stripes
4 April 2003
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TB Test Shows Promise
New blood test may be a vast improvement over the antiquated test now used
4 April 2003
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Stumbling Onto a Prion Protecter
By chance, biologists find a way to stop scrapie in mice
3 April 2003
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Serre Wins Inaugural Math Prize
French mathematician transformed three separate fields
3 April 2003
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Canada Dives Into Proteomics
New effort pours $68 million into drug-oriented protein research
3 April 2003
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A Flashy Bill of Health
Male birds flaunt their health with bright beaks
3 April 2003
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Growing Up Back in the Old Days
Black holes and galaxies developed in lockstep when the universe was young
2 April 2003
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Can Coots Count?
The birds may count eggs to prevent being short-changed by parasites
2 April 2003
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Smooth Space or Fuzzy Reasoning?
Doubts raised about a challenge to quantum gravity
2 April 2003
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A Dino-Eat-Dino World
Fossils reveal first evidence of dinosaur cannibalism
1 April 2003
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X-rays Meddle With DNA Repair
Damage from low doses is surprisingly hard to repair
1 April 2003
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Prime Proof Shows How to Mind the Gaps
Number theorists applaud insight into spacing of prime numbers
1 April 2003
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Plastics Ingredient Scrambles Chromosomes
Lab accident reveals potential dark side of a common compound
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