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Huge 'Hole' In The Cosmos Disappears
A British astronomer says a giant hole in the cosmos that shocked astrophysicists when it was discovered might not have existed at all.
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Genes In Mice Act Differently In Humans
Although mice are used in medical research since they share 85 percent of their genes with humans,
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New Way To Inhibit HIV Target Is Created
Researchers at the University of Michigan said they used computer models to develop a compound that inhibits the HIV protease --
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Urgent Efforts Needed To Save White Oaks
Peter Gould, a research forester at the U.S. Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Research Station in Portland, Ore.,
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Scientists Closer To Understand Pain
U.S. neuroscientists say they are moving closer to understanding pain sensitivity and specifically why it's variable instead of constant.
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Dutch Set New Solar Cell Efficiency Mark
Dutch scientists say they've achieved a new efficiency record for solar cells by the use of an ultra-thin aluminum oxide layer at the front of each cell.
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Alzheimer's Brain Tangles Found In Chimps
U.S. scientists say they've discovered the first conclusive evidence of Alzheimer's-like neurofibrillary brain tangles in non-human primates.
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Scientists Are Wary Of Lunar Dust
U.S. National Space Biomedical Research Institute scientists say they are studying the possible negative effects lunar dust may have on visiting astronauts.
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Study; Great Lakes Gulls In Poor Health
The scientists said fish are the gulls' staple diet, so it would be natural to assume more fish would mean better dining.
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First-Episode Schizophrenia To Be Studied
The grant -- to the Zucker Hillside Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y. -- is expected to help scientists identify biological,
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The Molecule Hydroxyl Is Detected On Venus
The ESA said hydroxyl, an important but difficult-to-detect molecule, consists of one hydrogen and one oxygen atom. It was detected in the upper reaches...
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Ancient Bust Of Caesar Found In River
Archaeologist Luc Long said the marble bust was sculpted when Caesar was still living and probably thrown into the river after the ruler's assassination...
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Change Needed In End-Of-Life Dementia Care
British researchers say many improvements are needed in the care provided to people in the final stages of dementia.
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Polar Bear Listed As Threatened Species
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne announced Wednesday he will order the polar bear to be listed as a threatened species.
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Study: Climate Change Is Altering Earth
A U.S. space agency study shows human-caused climate change is altering many of Earth's natural systems, including permafrost,
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