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What researchers are learning as they sequence, map, and decode species’ genomes
Why do Christmas trees survive?
| December 23, 2005
A new report shows conifers circumvent their circulation handicap using highly efficient valves
Gene implicated in human pigment variation
| December 16, 2005
Single nucleotide distinguishes African and European skin colors
Retrotransposon gene codes for placenta
| December 12, 2005
'Domesticated' gene may have helped originate placenta in mammals
Man's best genome?
| December 8, 2005
Scientists generate the highest-resolution draft sequence of the domestic dog
Polymerase may be key to flu's virulence
| December 6, 2005
Model points to importance of polymerase activity in species jump
ATP is key taste messenger
| December 2, 2005
New evidence discredits previous assumptions that assigned the role to serotonin
Fruit bats may be Ebola reservoir
| December 1, 2005
Researchers find antibody and RNA evidence that three fruit bat species harbor Ebola virus
Cloned, fertilized embryos look alike
| November 29, 2005
New report suggests faulty nuclear reprogramming not to blame for trouble with cloning
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