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Turtle Shell Evolution

June 10, 2013

A 260 million-year-old fossil could be the ancestor of turtles.

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Chemotherapy & Infertility

June 6, 2013

Researchers discover why chemotherapy makes women infertile – and hopefully, how to stop it.

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Brainy Baby Seals

June 5, 2013

Weddell seal pups survive infancy with the help of surprisingly large brains.

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Obesity & Gut Bacteria

June 4, 2013

Obese and diabetic mice have less of a certain gut bacteria, and replenishing the bacteria helps …

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Malaria Parasite Defense

June 3, 2013

Researchers have found a gene that gives the malaria parasite safe harbor in mosquitoes.

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Itch Molecule

May 30, 2013

Researchers have identified a molecule that's essential for itching.

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A Beetle Battle

May 29, 2013

An invasive ladybird beetle kills off native species with microorganisms in its body.

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Preventing Progeria

May 28, 2013

Scientists have identified an enzyme that could be responsible for one of the rarest childhood …

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Irish Potato Famine Origins

May 27, 2013

Scientists have identified the genetic variant of the fungus-like organism responsible for setting …

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How Fluoride Works

May 23, 2013

Fluoride protects teeth in surprising ways.

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Seabirds & Pollution

May 22, 2013

Seabirds and their eggs help scientists track global pollution.

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Aging Color Vision

May 21, 2013

Our eyes’ ability to detect color deteriorates with age, but our brains compensate.

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