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GeneticsReprogrammed stem cells may mirror embryonic ones after all
Donor genetics may explain why the two cell types vary.
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AnimalsThe bromance of the fossas
Male fossas, mammal carnivores native to Madagascar, hang out with other males to boost their hunting and mating success.
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AnimalsDon’t mount so fast! That bug could be a boy
Many insect males show same-sex mating behavior. What’s the cause? What’s the benefit? Is it real? Or are the bugs just in too much of a rush to stop?
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Health & MedicineGene links smoking, multiple sclerosis
Smokers with genetic variant face tripled risk of MS.
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AstronomySolar system with seven planets discovered
Kepler data has identified a star with a seven-planet system structured similarly to the sun’s clutch of planets.
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PhysicsMaterial looks cool while heating up
Substance that tricks infrared camera could pave the way for new types of camouflage and heating technology.
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AstronomyOort cloud tosses astronomers a cometary curveball
In late November, ISON will deliver debris from the dawn of the solar system to Earth’s doorstep.
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ChemistryOxygen shapes growth of graphene
The number of atoms on a copper surface changes the size and rate of the material's crystal development.
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Health & MedicineNew definition of ‘full term’ narrows on-time arrival window
Until now, babies born at any time during a wide five-week window were considered fully cooked. Now, a panel of clinicians says otherwise.
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PhysicsTop 10 scientific supers
From supersonic to supernova, superego and supersymmetry, a roundup of science’s super superlatives.
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ChemistryWater squishes into stable shapes, no container required
Nanoparticles lock together to hold water in place for more than a month.
By Beth Mole