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Tycoon succeeds in 'genome transplant'
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 3:00)
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US genomics pioneer Craig Venter has turned one species of bacterium into another?another step towards his goal of creating a synthetic life-form
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DNA shows domestic cat had origins in Near East
from New Scientist Space - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 3:00)
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The ancestors of the modern house kitty has been traced to just one of the five wildcat subspecies, according to genetic evidence from nearly 1000 animals
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Tycoon succeeds in 'genome transplant'
from New Scientist Space - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 3:00)
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US genomics pioneer Craig Venter has turned one species of bacterium into another?another step towards his goal of creating a synthetic life-form
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Blood cells can raft nanoparticles around the body
from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:11)
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Red blood cells can be used like rafts to protect therapeutic nanoparticles from the immune system and ferry them to specific targets in the body
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Blood cells can raft nanoparticles around the body
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:11)
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Red blood cells can be used like rafts to protect therapeutic nanoparticles from the immune system and ferry them to specific targets in the body
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Blood cells can raft nanoparticles around the body
from New Scientist Space - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:11)
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Red blood cells can be used like rafts to protect therapeutic nanoparticles from the immune system and ferry them to specific targets in the body
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Cell 'hair' loss may help cancers spread
from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:00)
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A protein that causes the hair-like structures, or cilia, that extend from cells to dissolve might contribute to uncontrolled cell division, and hence cancer
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Cell 'hair' loss may help cancers spread
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:00)
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A protein that causes the hair-like structures, or cilia, that extend from cells to dissolve might contribute to uncontrolled cell division, and hence cancer
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Cell 'hair' loss may help cancers spread
from New Scientist Space - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-29 1:00)
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A protein that causes the hair-like structures, or cilia, that extend from cells to dissolve might contribute to uncontrolled cell division, and hence cancer
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[ニュース] 「第5回ROBO-ONE Special」が今週末開催〜新競技「ROBO-ONE Soccer」や宇宙大会予選も実施
from Robot Watch
(2007-6-29 0:05)
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