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LifeMice get brain boost from transplanted human tissue
An experimental transplant of what have long been considered just support cells shows they may play a role in memory and learning.
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HumansOf Mice and Man
The lab mouse is being remodeled to better mimic how humans respond to disease.
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MathReal-life Maxwell’s demon adds fuel to debate about status of the second law
Fight Club had its First Rule (don’t talk about Fight Club). The Transporter enforces Rule Number 1 (never change the deal). And NCIS Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs observes Rule 1 (never mix the suspects together in the same room). Physics has the second law of thermodynamics. It’s weird when you think about it. Movies […]
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SpaceNo vacancy around stars
The Milky Way’s planets pack tightly around their stars, according to simulations using data from the Kepler space telescope.
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ChemistryMissing link in taste chain identified
Taste-cell protein sends message to brain that tongue has detected sweet, bitter or umami flavor.
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PhysicsVortex gets tied in knots
Physicists use 3-D printing and tiny bubbles to capture twisted-up water.
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Health & MedicineImmune cells chow down on living brain
Microglia prune developing rat and monkey brains by eating neural stem cells.
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LifeCamel ancestors lived in the Arctic
Fossils on Ellesmere Island suggest famous desert dweller got its start in cold regions.
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Health & MedicineBaby may be cured of HIV
Only viral traces remain after prompt treatment of newborn, suggesting no working virus is left in the girl’s body.
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Health & MedicineNews in Brief: HIV may increase heart attack risk
A large study of veterans shows connection between HIV and heart attack in men.
By Nathan Seppa