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19 March 2012
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Enzyme 'Melts' Cancer Drug Barrier
Breaking down tough matrix around pancreatic tumors makes chemotherapy work better in mice
18 March 2012
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Bone Marrow Transplants Alleviate Symptoms of Rett Syndrome in Mice
Study suggests immune cells in the brain play a role in the autism-like disorder
18 March 2012
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ScienceShot: An Atmospheric Flip-Flop
Earth's early atmosphere switched back and forth between haze and haze-free conditions
16 March 2012
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Podcast: Boasting Penguins, Resilient Corals, and More
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week
16 March 2012
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Examining His Own Body, Stanford Geneticist Stops Diabetes in Its Tracks
Research heralds what some believe is the future of personalized medicine
16 March 2012
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Climate Change Sends Beetles Into Overdrive
Warmer spring weather could be helping pest insects multiply
15 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Grazed Grasslands Are Biodiversity Hot Spots
Small patches of meadow sport surprising number of species
15 March 2012
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Sexually Rejected Flies Turn to Booze
A neural reward circuit connects sex and alcohol consumption in fruit flies
15 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Giant Eyes, But Why?
Basketball-sized peepers help squid spot whales in the deep
14 March 2012
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HIV Treatment Fends Off Malaria
Drug that helps prevent AIDS also offers protection against dreaded mosquito-borne parasites
14 March 2012
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Dino Deaths Be Damned
Tiny mammals began diversifying long before dinosaurs died out
14 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Rising Tide Puts Coastal Cities at Risk
3.7 million U.S. residents living within 1 meter of being inundated
14 March 2012
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The Northern Black Swift's Tropical Getaway
Scientists solve the mystery of where elusive birds spend their winters
14 March 2012
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Live Chat: Spring Forward--The Ecological Impact of Climate Change on the Seasons
Talk with experts about the science of unseasonably early spring
12 March 2012
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Some Corals May Adapt to Warmer Seas
Study raises hopes that some species may be more resilient than previously thought
9 March 2012
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How to Say 'In Your Face' Like a Penguin
Triumph displays advertise a winner's prowess—and neighbors take notice
9 March 2012
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Podcast: Stowaway Seeds, Sicilian Wine and Ötzi the Iceman
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week
9 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Sounds of Disaster
Researchers create an audible animation of seismic vibes from the 2011 Japanese earthquake
8 March 2012
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To Boldly Go Where No Bee Has Gone
Genetic study of bees suggests similar genes confer novelty seeking in insects and humans
8 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Flashy Feathers
Microraptor's plumage was likely black and iridescent
8 March 2012
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Physicists in China Nail a Key Neutrino Measurement
Result helps explain how the subatomic particles morph from one type to another and suggests big payoffs for future experiments
7 March 2012
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Cancer's Many Faces of Resistance
Sequencing study finds different mutations throughout a kidney tumor
7 March 2012
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Cellular Cocktail Aids Organ Transplants
Customized cells mediate a cease fire in clash of immune systems
7 March 2012
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A Little Gorilla in Us All
An ape's genome shows unexpected connections to that of humans and helps reveal our evolutionary history
7 March 2012
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Live Chat: The Science of Tiny Critters
Talk with experts about the science of miniaturization in vertebrates
7 March 2012
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Last Hurrah: Final Data From U.S. Collider Show Hints of Higgs Boson
Results consistent with those from more powerful European rival
6 March 2012
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Ancient Palm Not So Ancient After All
Once thought to be a remnant of the Australian outback's lusher past, red cabbage palms may have been imported by indigenous migrants
6 March 2012
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In Sicily, a Treasure Trove of Wine Yeast
Diverse microbes hiding in the island's vineyards help impart unique characteristics to its wine
5 March 2012
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Sharing the Blame for the Mammoth's Extinction
A new study attributes the worldwide demise of big beasts to both climate change and humans
5 March 2012
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Plants Gone Wild: Antarctica Edition
Tourists and scientists are ferrying seeds of invasive species to the coldest continent
5 March 2012
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The Sawfish's Versatile Hunting Tool
Predatory fish employ their elongated snouts to cut up and also sense prey
2 March 2012
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Proposed Cloaking Device for Water Waves Could Protect Ships at Sea
Scheme works on a principle different from electromagnetic invisibility cloaks
2 March 2012
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Physicists Measure the Skin of a Nucleus
If improved, study could have major implications for physics of neutron stars
2 March 2012
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Podcast: Morality in the Rich and Poor, Dolphin Greetings, and More
Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week
1 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Imported Air Pollution
Asian ozone lowers air quality in the United States
1 March 2012
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Graphyne Could Be Better Than Graphene
Material conducts like graphene but in only one direction
1 March 2012
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ScienceShot: Children, Not Chimps, Collaborate to Solve a Puzzle Box
Social interactions and sharing help children succeed at puzzles
1 March 2012
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Trees Survived Ice Age Chill in Scandinavia
Ancient DNA analyses show that even as glaciers blanketed the planet, spruce and pine trees managed to survive in refuges in Scandinavia
1 March 2012
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Beyond Antibodies
Study shows new route of immune system counterattack by B cells
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