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By studying tissues from deceased people, a team found that women have more rhythmical gene expression and that this molecular rhythmicity decreases with age.
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Exercising Before Eating Burns More Fat: Study
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On the Origins of Life
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Fatty Pheromones
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Mutation Tied to Reduced Heart Disease
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RNA World 2.0
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Fish Oil Blocks Chemo
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Researchers shed light on why microbes make the chemicals responsible for petrichor, the earthy smell of recent rain.
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Scientists uncover the mechanism by which gut bacteria convert molecules in bile into sex hormones.
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Volar injections made thigh skin thicker. This therapy could potentially help prevent pressure-induced skin damage in patients using prosthetics.
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