H. pylori tips off host
| October 18, 2004
Pathogenic bug is shown to trigger inflammation by injecting peptidoglycan. But why?
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Inclusion bodies acquitted
| October 14, 2004
In Huntington's disease, clumps of mutant protein seem to be protective rather than harmful
Junk DNA controls embryos
| October 11, 2004
Very early embryonic development may be controlled by random movements of repetitive elements
Novel riboswitch measures glycine
| October 8, 2004
Study finds RNA self-regulation is as sophisticated and sensitive as protein regulation
3.4-billion-year-old controversy
| September 30, 2004
Evidence for life 3400 million years ago, but hydrothermal proponents still don't agree
Taxonomy isn't black and white
| September 28, 2004
DNA barcoding method put to the test reveals new cryptic bird and butterfly species
Cancer gene map online
| September 27, 2004
Global analysis of microarray data provides a hypothesis-generating tool for cancer
Carbon goes missing in Alaska
| September 23, 2004
20-year Arctic tundra soil experiment adds gloom to predicted global warming effects
GM gene crosses species
| September 23, 2004
Landscape sampling finds plant transgene flow into related species in same genus 14 km away
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