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Butterflies That Are Picky Eaters In Greater Danger Of Extinction
Butterflies that are picky about their flower diets are more prone to extinction, researchers have found.
Massive Exome Study Reveals 7.4 Million Genetic Variants
Using a massive exome sequencing database, researchers have identified millions of genetic variants for further study.
Mum Speaks Mandarin? Expect Baby To Have A Singsong Cry
Babies whose mothers speak a tonal language exhibit a more melodic crying pattern, according to a study.
Cycad Plant Roots Avoid Competing With Kin For Resources
In a low resource situation, cycad plant roots can recognize the identity of adjacent plants and refrain from competing with close relatives.
BGI Establishes Asia-Pacific HQ In Queensland, Australia
QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute will serve as BGI's R&D and commercialization headquarters in the region.
Researchers Zoom In On Silver Catalytic Reaction
With the aid of an atomic force microscope, researchers have observed a silver catalyst at work.
‘Photobombing’ Tumor Immune Suppressors
Pairing an antibody with a light-sensitive dye is an effective way of targeting tumor cells and destroying them, researchers have found.
Could A Pill Be Used To Rebuild The Liver? (VIDEO)
Researchers have discovered a small molecule inhibitor that promotes liver tissue regeneration, which may pave the way for medicines that help to rebuild organs.
The Secret Behind Bristle-Free Asian Rice? Human Selection.
The lack of awns in cultivated Asian rice has been linked to early agriculture and domestication by humans.
Butterflies That Are Picky Eaters In Greater Danger Of Extinction
Butterflies that are picky about their flower diets are more prone to extinction, researchers have found.
Massive Exome Study Reveals 7.4 Million Genetic Variants
Using a massive exome sequencing database, researchers have identified millions of genetic variants for further study.
Mum Speaks Mandarin? Expect Baby To Have A Singsong Cry
Babies whose mothers speak a tonal language exhibit a more melodic crying pattern, according to a study.
Cycad Plant Roots Avoid Competing With Kin For Resources
In a low resource situation, cycad plant roots can recognize the identity of adjacent plants and refrain from competing with close relatives.
BGI Establishes Asia-Pacific HQ In Queensland, Australia
QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute will serve as BGI's R&D and commercialization headquarters in the region.
Researchers Zoom In On Silver Catalytic Reaction
With the aid of an atomic force microscope, researchers have observed a silver catalyst at work.
‘Photobombing’ Tumor Immune Suppressors
Pairing an antibody with a light-sensitive dye is an effective way of targeting tumor cells and destroying them, researchers have found.
Could A Pill Be Used To Rebuild The Liver? (VIDEO)
Researchers have discovered a small molecule inhibitor that promotes liver tissue regeneration, which may pave the way for medicines that help to rebuild organs.
The Secret Behind Bristle-Free Asian Rice? Human Selection.
The lack of awns in cultivated Asian rice has been linked to early agriculture and domestication by humans.









