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Scientists discover new repair mechanism for alcohol-induced
DNA damage |
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Sea level rise impacts to Canaveral sea turtle nests will be
substantial |
| 3 |
New insights into evolution: Why genes appear to move around |
| 4 |
Researchers pinpoint mechanism controlling cell protein
traffic |
| 5 |
Flower faithful native bee makes a reliable pollinator |
| 6 |
Even fake illness affects relationships among vampire bats |
| 7 |
Synthetic biologists redesign the way bacteria 'talk' to each
other |
| 8 |
Team finds citizen scientists make excellent resources |
| 9 |
Same genes, same conditions, different transport |
| 10 |
Surprising prevalence of endangered European eel in Hong
Kong's food supply |
| 11 |
Mitochondrial distress signaling pathway revealed in new study |
| 12 |
Genetic diversity improves yield in hybrid crop varieties |
| 13 |
Condensins mutually interact to fold DNA into a zigzag
structure |
| 14 |
Fighting the rise of antibiotic resistance |
| 15 |
Researchers discover previously unknown response within gut
microbiota |
| 16 |
Research: Structural and functional studies of
corticotropin-releasing factor receptors |
| 17 |
Genetics reveal behavioral and physical barriers between urban
and rural red foxes in and around berlin |
| 18 |
New species of gecko has been hiding in plain sight |
| 19 |
Unexpected discovery: Blue-green algae produce oil |
| 20 |
Genome editing strategy could improve rice, other crops |
| 21 |
Deep-sea fish community structure strongly affected by oxygen
and temperature |
| 22 |
Scientists seed local seas with imperiled fish. Can giant sea
bass make a comeback? |
| 23 |
Rats avoid hurting other rats |
| 24 |
Unexpected ways animals influence fires |
| 25 |
Anxieties and problematic behaviors may be common in pet dogs |
| 26 |
Mexican poachers attack conservationists over threatened
porpoise |
| 27 |
New software tool fosters quality control of genome-scale
models of metabolism |
| 28 |
Balancing bushmeat trade and conservation vital to ensure
livelihoods not threatened |
| 29 |
Veterinarians: Dogs, too, can experience hearing loss |
| 30 |
Microcensus in bacteria: Bacillus subtilis can determine
proportions of different groups within a mixed population |
| 31 |
Chlamydia build their own entrance into human cells |
| 32 |
Scientists create model to predict multipathogen epidemics |
| 33 |
Satellite data boosts understanding of climate change's
effects on kelp |
| 34 |
Microbiome species interactions reveal how bacteria
collaborate to cheat death |
| 35 |
Food scientists slice time off salmonella identification
process |
| 36 |
Researchers investigate neural mechanisms that coordinate
complex motor sequences in fruit flies |
| 37 |
Older beetle parents 'less flexible' |
| 38 |
Early research on existing drug compounds via supercomputing
could combat coronavirus |
| 39 |
Scientists develop new method to distinguish newly made gene
transcripts from old ones |
| 40 |
Study finds signal cascade that keeps plant stem cells active |
| 41 |
Geneticists pump the brakes on DNA, revealing key
developmental process |
| 42 |
Graveyards can be a reservoir for antibiotic resistant
bacteria |
| 43 |
Chlamydia-related bacteria discovered deep below the Arctic
Ocean |
| 44 |
After the bushfires, our river creatures are suffering, too |
| 45 |
Understanding water-use patterns of tree species in transition
from dry to rainy seasons |
| 46 |
Scientists release crop production outlook under shadow of
locusts |
| 47 |
Fruit fly study suggests neither nature nor nurture is
responsible for individuality |
| 48 |
The impact of energy development on bird populations |
| 49 |
Global plan to protect endangered species 'overlooks genetic
diversity' |
| 50 |
Deadly white-nose syndrome confirmed in Texas bat for first
time |
| 51 |
Study reveals breast cancer cells shift their metabolic
strategy to metastasize |
| 52 |
West coast dungeness crab stable or increasing even with
intensive harvest, research shows |
| 53 |
Machine sucks up tiny tissue spheroids and prints them
precisely |
| 54 |
Gene regulatory factors enable bacteria to kill rivals and
establish symbiosis in a squid |
| 55 |
Who's greener? Mine fight pits electric cars against flower |
| 56 |
Machine learning could improve the diagnosis of mastitis
infections in cows |
| 57 |
Size-selective fishing results in trade-offs between fishery
yield, reproductive productivity |
| 58 |
New study reveals hidden impact of marine heatwaves |
| 59 |
Photosynthesis varies greatly across rice cultivars--natural
diversity could boost yields |
| 60 |
What's up with all the crane flies in Tucson? |
| 61 |
Effects of Palau fishing restrictions studied |
| 62 |
Squandering inherited rank may have life-and-death
consequences for hyenas |
| 63 |
Researchers reveal novel ethylene signaling mechanism in rice
roots |
| 64 |
Microbes play important role in soil's nitrogen cycle |
| 65 |
Bacteria might help other bacteria to tolerate antibiotics
better |
| 66 |
Sea turtles have a deadly attraction to stinky plastic |
| 67 |
Ship noise hampers crab camouflage |
| 68 |
Cute monkeys perceived as safer, but in reality dominant
animals get closer to humans |
| 69 |
Copy/paste and delete: Or, how to thrive without gene
regulation |
| 70 |
Researchers establish new viable CRISPR-Cas12b system for
plant genome engineering |
| 71 |
How new data can make ecological forecasts as good as weather
forecasts |
| 72 |
Advanced optical imaging technique may lead to
structure-guided drug design |
| 73 |
Climate change at Mount Rainier to increase 'mismatch' between
visitors, wildflowers |
| 74 |
Study of hunter-gatherer community shows that how humans rest
may affect their risk for heart disease |
| 75 |
Male size advantage drives evolution of sex change in reef
fish |
| 76 |
Bulb size matters: Uncovering the evolution of the plant
kingdom's doomsday preppers |
| 77 |
Research on soldier ants reveals that evolution can go in
reverse |
| 78 |
Study reveals a mechanism that plants can use to dissipate
excess sunlight as heat |
| 79 |
New study unveils the mechanism of DNA high-order structure
formation |
| 80 |
From darkness to light: New findings unravel how plants
control energy generation |
| 81 |
Cryo-EM reveals unexpected diversity of photosystems |
| 82 |
New test measures corn nitrogen needs with greater accuracy |
| 83 |
Biology researchers capture shape-shifting delivery structures
in body's 'cellular FedEx system' |
| 84 |
Cancerous tumors, surrounding cells illuminated by new imaging
agent |
| 85 |
Hot time in the city: Urban lizards evolve heat tolerance |
| 86 |
Malnourished bugs: Higher carbon levels make plants less
nutritious, hurting insect populations |
| 87 |
Birds of a feather really do flock together |
| 88 |
Non-thermal plasma can inactivate airborne viral threat to
pigs |
| 89 |
Researchers solve mystery of Tuvan throat singing |
| 90 |
Investigation underway: Inherited arrhythmia leading to sudden
deaths in young Finnish Leonbergers |
| 91 |
Climate shifts prompt shrubs and trees to take root in open
areas |
| 92 |
Feeding wildlife can disrupt animal social structures |
| 93 |
Disease-causing virus manipulates crop plants to favor its
vector |
| 94 |
Grad student names new treehopper species after Lady Gaga |
| 95 |
Behind the mask: In search of gorilla-friendly tourism |
| 96 |
Crosstalk captured between muscles, neural networks in
biohybrid machines |
| 97 |
Disturbed retinal gene function underlying canine blindness |
| 98 |
Common feed ingredient tested safe in bulls |
| 99 |
Planet's largest ecosystems collapse faster than previously
forecast |
| 100 |
Some domesticated plants ignore beneficial soil microbes |
| 101 |
Is intensive agriculture reducing mourning dove reproduction
in the eastern US? |
| 102 |
Actively engaging local people could make grizzly conservation
policies more bearable |
| 103 |
Baboon mothers carry their dead infant up to 10 days |
| 104 |
Rare white giraffes killed by poachers in Kenya:
conservationists |
| 105 |
Climate change could threaten sea snails in mid-Atlantic
waters |
| 106 |
Does your horse cough? Perhaps it has asthma |
| 107 |
More genes associated with canine hip dysplasia and
osteoarthritis discovered |
| 108 |
A single biological factor predicts distinct cortical
organizations across mammalian species |
| 109 |
How the humble dung beetle engineers better ecosystems in
Australia |
| 110 |
Data overload can stand in the way of new discoveries in
conservation efforts |
| 111 |
Study reveals grasshopper declines associated with declines in
quality of prairie grasses |
| 112 |
Coral reefs 'weathering' the pressure of globalization |
| 113 |
Keeping cats indoors could blunt adverse effects to wildlife |
| 114 |
Antiaging biochemical mechanism found in mouse, bat and naked
mole rat cells |
| 115 |
Fermentable sugars offer a sustainable alternative to
nonrenewable resources |
| 116 |
Arctic scientists on a 24-hour 'night shift' to measure
effects of light pollution |
| 117 |
'Leaky vaccines' play important part in farm chicken disease
management |
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