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15 August 2006
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Biopharming Rules Broken
Court case could lead to more oversight of genetically modified crops
15 August 2006
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HIV Vaccine Effort Loses Leader
Adel Mahmoud won't take the reins of the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise
14 August 2006
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Why Mussels Can Stick to Anything
Amino acid in mussels' glue ensures that they're not slippery when wet
14 August 2006
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Who You Calling Fruity?
Belligerent fruit flies reveal clues about the genetics of aggression
11 August 2006
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Volcanoes From the Inside Out
Team uses CT scanning to probe Mount Etna, possibly predict future eruptions
11 August 2006
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Wine's Benefit Knows No Color
Some white wine as good as red for lowering heart attack risk, and here's why
10 August 2006
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Fungi Helps Grass Beat the Heat
Symbiont may hone plant's stress response
10 August 2006
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No Dice for Greenland Ice
Island's ice sheet is melting at an accelerating rate
10 August 2006
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Life in the Fast--and Slow--Lane
Bacteria-filled organ gives clues to the longevity of deep-sea tubeworms
10 August 2006
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Long-Lived Cancer Goes to the Dogs
Transmissible tumor may have originated long ago in a wolf
9 August 2006
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Ghost in the (Plant) Machine
Algal stowaway may give the ginkgo plant its medicinal properties
9 August 2006
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Rice Gets Flood Insurance
Researchers identify genes that help rice plants survive submersion
8 August 2006
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A Better Carbon Dioxide Trap?
Researchers propose stashing greenhouse gas under the waves
8 August 2006
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Bird Breaks Migration Record
Sooty shearwater travels the entire Pacific Ocean
![Picture of magnetic field](http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/assets_c/2010/02/200680821-thumb-60x60-584.jpg "Read: What's Special about "Special K"")
8 August 2006
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What's Special about "Special K"
Club drug makes for a strong weapon against depression
8 August 2006
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Katrina Remodeled Gulf Coast Forests
Significant loss of hardwood trees has paved way for invasive species
7 August 2006
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Like Flower, Like Son
Plants remember the stresses visited upon their parents
7 August 2006
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Has the Universe Been Lying About Its Age?
Distance measurements to nearby galaxy suggest cosmos is 2 billion years older than thought
4 August 2006
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Feigning Health for a Bit of Romance?
Male sparrows may hide illness to make themselves presentable for the ladies
4 August 2006
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Just Like Mom Used to Make
Transgenic goat's milk can protect baby pigs--and perhaps someday humans--from a deadly bacterium
3 August 2006
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The Hotter It Gets, The Hotter It Gets
Turning on the air conditioner turns up the global temperature
3 August 2006
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Passing on Patents
Women researchers patent far less than do their male counterparts
![Picture of bone marrow](http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/assets_c/2010/02/200680241-thumb-60x60-577.jpg "Read: Fossil Bone "Marrow" Found")
2 August 2006
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Fossil Bone "Marrow" Found
But not everyone is convinced that tissues in 10-million-year-old amphibians are the real deal
2 August 2006
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In the Belly of the Beast
Brown dwarf survives being swallowed by companion star
2 August 2006
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Case Closed: Charles V Had Gout
Mummified fingertip helps solve mystery of Middle Age ruler's death
2 August 2006
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Evolution Scores in Kansas Primary
Vote on board of education seats puts pro-evolutionists in the majority
1 August 2006
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No Bones About It
Steroids weaken skeleton by disrupting the body's bone dismantlers
1 August 2006
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The Source of Midnight Munchies?
Researchers identify brain region in mice that may control feeding rhythms
1 August 2006
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Turtles Don't Clear Hurdle
Despite rebound, green sea turtle population is just a fraction of what it once was
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