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  1. Health & Medicine

    Portrait of a cancer drug at work

    Newly revealed protein structures show how a breast cancer drug functions.

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Protein protects rat brains from strokes

    Neuroglobin, a protein related to hemoglobin, may protect the brain during strokes.

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  3. By a Nose? Human sperm may sniff out the path to an egg

    A man's sperm appear to possess a primitive kind of nose that enables them to navigate to a woman's egg by scent.

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  4. Human RNA genes counted up

    People possess about 250 genes that encode short RNA strands rather than DNA.

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  5. Egg’s missing proteins thwart primate cloning

    Scientists have identified a reason why cloning a person may be difficult, if not impossible.

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  6. Earth

    A Nation Aflame

    In the wake of one of the worst fire seasons in the past 50 years, scientists are assessing risk as more people move into fire-prone areas and developing ways to better predict the behavior of--and the potential for--wildfires.

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  7. Astronomy

    Mining the Sky

    A proposed national virtual observatory, a mammoth computer database integrating spectra, images, and other information covering the entire sky, could usher in a new age of discovery in astronomy.

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  8. Why Fly into a Forest Fire?

    Scientists puzzle over why some wasps and beetles race to forest fires.

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  9. Physics

    Jiggling the Cosmic Ooze

    Spurred by the first tentative sightings after a decades-old search, physicists seeking the universe's mass-giving particle — the Higgs boson — have fired up the world's highest-energy particle collider to join the pursuit.

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  10. Things That Go Thump

    There's a whole world of animal communication by vibration that researchers are now exploring.

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  11. Health & Medicine

    Breathing on the Edge

    Researchers are exploring how both sea-level lowlanders and high-altitude natives cope with low oxygen levels.

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  12. Ecosystems

    Underwater Refuge

    Efforts are under way to greatly expand coastal no-fishing zones.

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