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   Phages take breaks while ejecting DNA

   Bacterial viruses, or phages, inject DNA into their prey in a way that is more complicated than researchers had previously thought.

   By Christen BrownleeApril 6, 2005

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   Physics

   Tense encounters drive a nanomotor

   Exploiting the relative strength of surface tension forces in the world of tiny objects, a novel type of nanomotor creates a powerful thrust each time molten metal droplets merge.

   By Peter WeissApril 6, 2005

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   Obesity may aggravate flu

   At least in mice, obesity can greatly exaggerate the severity of flu by impairing the body's immune response.

   By Janet RaloffApril 19, 2005

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   Survey Birmingham, Alabama, for Value of Spray for Polio

   By Science NewsSeptember 5, 1936

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   Vaccine for Influenza Is Now Ready for Trial Use

   By Science NewsNovember 7, 1936

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   35 per Cent Success in Use of Spray for Polio

   By Science NewsNovember 28, 1936

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   Science Strides Onward in 1936

   By Science NewsDecember 26, 1936

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   Dr. Stanley’s Prize Research Described in His Own Words

   By Science NewsJanuary 9, 1937

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   Zinc Sulfate Pontocain Solution Urged as Preventive of Polio

   By Science NewsSeptember 18, 1937

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    Coal Tar Yields Narcotic That Rivals Codeine

    By Science NewsJanuary 15, 1938

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    Research of Polio Takes New Angle; Virus Strains Differ

    By Science NewsJanuary 22, 1938

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    Danger of Spotted Fever Seen in Large Crop of Ticks

    By Science NewsJune 25, 1938