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Researcher uses mammal DNA to zoom into the human genome with unprecedented resolution
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- 23/5/12 20:48
Scientists have precisely identified base pairs of the human genome that remained consistent over millions of years of mammalian evolution, and which play a crucial role in human disease. The team analyzed the genomes of 240 mammals, including humans and identified base pairs that were 'constrained' -- meaning they remained generally consistent -- across mammal species over the course of...
Healthy teeth thanks to the 'washing machine effect'
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- 23/5/12 20:47
Ruminants like cows have developed an unusual way of digesting their food: they ingest plants, give them a rough chewing and then swallow the half-chewed mash before regurgitating it repeatedly and continuing to chew. This has clear advantages: the regurgitated mushy food contains much less hard grit, sand and dust than the food that they first ingested. This protects the teeth from being ground...
New study puts a definitive age on Saturn's rings -- they're really young
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- 23/5/12 20:47
Physicists measured the flux of interplanetary dust around Saturn. The researchers concluded that the planet's rings formed less than 400 million years ago, making them much younger than Saturn itself.
Students positive towards AI, but uncertain about what counts as cheating
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- 23/5/12 20:47
Students are positive towards AI tools such as ChatGPT in education, but 62 percent believe that using chatbots during exams is cheating. However, where the boundary for cheating lies is highly unclear.
Astronomers reveal the largest cosmic explosion ever seen
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- 23/5/12 17:02
A team of astronomers have uncovered the largest cosmic explosion ever witnessed.
A look inside stem cells helps create personalized regenerative medicine
- ScienceDaily
- 23/5/12 17:02
Researchers have examined a specific type of stem cell with an intracellular toolkit to determine which cells are most likely to create effective cell therapies.
Scientists discover a deadly brain cancer's hidden weakness
- ScienceDaily
- 23/5/12 17:02
The difficult-to-treat brain cancer glioblastoma steals a person's mental faculties as it spreads, yet the tumor's insidious ability to infiltrate neighboring networks in the brain could also prove its undoing.