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Brain Folding Gene

June 30, 2011

A tiny fragment of a single gene makes or breaks the all-important folding of brain tissue.

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Rainbow Polymer

June 29, 2011

Color-shifting polymers could make money and other documents harder to copy.

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Deaf Vision

June 28, 2011

The retinas of people who have been deaf from birth enhance their peripheral vision.

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Reindeer Vision

June 27, 2011

Reindeer can detect ultraviolet light with their retinas, which may help them survive dark Arctic …

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A Nestling Mystery

June 23, 2011

A listener asks: How do baby birds get enough water when they’re still in the nest?

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Neanderthal Hands

June 22, 2011

Evidence from ancient teeth suggests that most Neanderthals were right-handed, like us.

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Barbie Effect

June 21, 2011

To study how we perceive our environment, scientists created the illusion of being either Barbie …

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Blind Echolocation

June 20, 2011

Blind people who can echolocate use their brain's visual center to do so.

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Fat Master Regulator

June 16, 2011

A “master regulator” gene in fat tissue may affect diabetes, cholesterol, obesity, and other …

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Habitable Exoplanet

June 15, 2011

Climate modeling has identified the first exoplanet that really could support life.

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Ozone-Scrubbing Skin

June 14, 2011

Dead skin flakes in dust help remove ozone from indoor air.

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Brainy Noses

June 13, 2011

We may owe our large brains in part to the earliest mammals’ sense of smell.

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