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... work? These questions have been investigated by a team led by Kyung Byung Yoon at Sogang University in Seoul. To find answers, they ...

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... disease, according to the Duke researchers who led the study. Further study of this new clue could lead to novel ways to treat ...

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... from one state to another, according to a new study led by a UT Southwestern Medical Center researcher. Dr. Gürol Süel, ...

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... In 1985 researchers began making buckyballs, which led to a Nobel Prize for two Rice University scientists. The other ...

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... fish for the sea lion’s to eat. Changes in prey led to a decline in the sea lion population. Using interdisciplinary research ...

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... on all sources and sinks,” said Wouter Peters, who led the development of CarbonTracker at NOAA/ESRL and also is affiliated with ...

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... Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, led the study. In a series of experiments, the researchers tested the ...

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... cells compared to normal cells. Earlier research led by Schoenberg found that PMR1 helps control protein production by ...

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... after discovering Rb2/p130, our research and hard work has led us to the discovery of this small molecule, which is a step forward in ...

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... dioxide (CO2) emissions into the atmosphere. This has led to an acidification of sea water. Frédéric Gazeau, a scientist at the ...

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