A study demonstrating the production of human stem cells through cloning contained several mislabeled images, but the authors insist the results are real.
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The parasite Schistosoma burrows through human skin, attaches to veins with a sucker (pictured here), and lays eggs, which the body expels in fecal matter, ready to infect anew.
| March 5, 2013
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