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GeneticsChemical changes to genes make twins’ pain differ
Chemical changes to genes may make identical twins experience pain differently.
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Health & MedicineOvercoming peanut allergy requires maintenance for most
In small study, nearly all people who stopped eating the legumes daily later experienced an allergic reaction.
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LifeMosquito sperm may sense smells
Mosquitoes’ sperm may have chemical sensors that detect odors similar to the way the insect’s antennae sort smells.
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Particle PhysicsSingle-pole magnet emerges in frozen concoction
An experiment has simulated the long-sought magnetic particle.
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PaleontologyRivers of rock and gas froze ancient animals in time
Ancient Chinese fossil beds were preserved by high-speed rivers of volcanic rock and gas.
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HumansDNA suggests humans moved back into Africa
About 3,000 years ago, human populations from western Eurasia migrated back into eastern Africa, specifically Ethiopia.
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Planetary ScienceMars ‘air’ found thinner
Readers get an update on the Red Planet's atmosphere and how new probes land there with parachutes.
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GeneticsBacteria can be genetically tricked into self-destructing
Manipulating microbes’ defenses could lead to targeted antibiotics.
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Materials ScienceBone inspires strong, lightweight material
Tiny synthetic structures modeled after bone are as sturdy as metal.
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EarthEye in the sky
With its free Images of Change iPad app and online gallery, NASA makes the aerial perspective available to all, with results both stunning and disturbing.
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AnimalsCane toads can handle the cool
The invasive amphibians may be able to spread farther across Australia than previously thought.
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AnimalsFungi threaten sea turtle nests
The pathogens can kill up to 90 percent of eggs in a single nest.