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Variants in a circadian-rhythm gene predict how well people perform mental tasks when sleep deprived. (p. 190)Published: March 24, 2007; Vol.171 #12Found in: Biology
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Brain stem cells implanted into sick mice restored a missing enzyme and extended life span by 70 percent. (p. 163)Published: March 17, 2007; Vol.171 #11Found in: Biomedicine
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A virulent bacterium invading U.S. hospitals and the battlefields of the Middle East pilfers its genes from other bacteria. (p. 173)Published: March 17, 2007; Vol.171 #11Found in: Biomedicine
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