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Preventing Malaria By Impeding Parasite Sexual Maturity

Soil Bacteria For Antibiotics Gets A Second Look

Human Genomics and Proteomics: Journal Plus Database Equals Personalized Medicine

Genetic Mutation For Quadrupedality Gets Closer

Prenatal Biochemical Screening Only Detects Half Of Chromosomal Abnormalities

The Amino Acid Reason Spider Silk Is Sometimes Stretchy And Sometimes Springy

MicroRNAs And The Genetics Of Schizophrenia

The Globalization Of The Ecosystem

Keep Quieting About Trauma Sometimes Okay, Says Study

Nanowire Mesh Is A 'Paper Towel' For Oil Spills

Nautiloids, The 'Living Fossils' Of Cephalopods, Have Long- And Short-Term Memory

Women In Bikinis Make Men Spend Stupidly - On Everything

Play Golf, Live Longer

Researchers Say PGE2 Is Behind The Puzzling Medical Condition 'Finger Clubbing'

Cyanobacteria And The Nitrogen Factor In Long Term Forest Productivity

An Economic Case For Biodiversity

New Metamaterial Is A 'Perfect' Absorber Of Light - In The Microwave Range Anyway

No Waste: Silica Gel Fibers Promote Quick Wound Healing - And Are Absorbed By The Body

Printed Biochips Mean Cheap, Mass-Produced Peptide Arrays

Rock Eating Bacteria Bring New Questions About The Evolution Of Life On Earth

Diet Has No Special Blame In ADHD - Study

XPD Helicase Implicated In Accelerated Aging Disease

Mediterranean Diet Protects Against Diabetes - Study

Doped Rare Earth Iron Oxyarsenides Properties May Mean An Entirely New Kind Of Superconductor

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Social Justice May Marginalize Women Of Color - By Assuming They're More Like Black Men Than White Women

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Adolescent "Sexting" Is Not At Epidemic Levels - But It's Not Going Down Either

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