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ChemistryYeast bred to bear artificial vanilla
Researchers have co-opted fungi to produce the flavor more efficiently.
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LifeLizards sunbathe for another reason
Panther chameleons may regulate their vitamin D levels by lounging in the sun.
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Health & MedicineHPV screen beats Pap smear
A test for human papillomavirus outperforms the standard Pap smear in catching precancerous cervical lesions, a study of women age 30 and over shows.
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Health & MedicineParasites hinder immunity against cholera
Harboring intestinal parasites seems to limit a person’s ability to fend off cholera, a new study conducted in Bangladesh shows.
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Health & MedicineScientists find a soup of suspects while probing milk’s link to cancer
Latest studies focus on estrogens, androgens and IGF-1.
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Health & MedicinePresident reverses federal ban on stem cell funding
President Barack Obama signed an executive order lifting a ban on federal funding for research that uses embryonic stem cells.
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AgriculturePredators zoom in on lice-infested salmon
New research reveals another impact of fish farming on wild stocks.
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LifeMother right whales know best, maybe
Southern right whales learn where to eat from mom and may not seek new feeding grounds if these favorite restaurants go belly-up.
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Health & MedicineHow the body rubs out West Nile virus
Tests in mice show how the immune system tracks down cells infected with West Nile virus, findings that might explain why some old people fare worst from the virus.
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Health & MedicineFewer dopamine receptors makes for risky business
Brain-scanning study in people sees link between personality, dopamine system.
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AgricultureCandy cane strategy sweetens life for goldenrods
Goldenrods temporarily duck their heads during pest season
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SpaceLopsided universe demands different explanation
Cosmologists analyzing an apparent asymmetry in the pattern of radiation reveal evidence for a new type of field in the early universe.
By Ron Cowen