Biology
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Oldest Life on Earth Unearthed in 3.48-Billion-Year-Old Australian Rocks
The discovery also offers clues on the search for life on Mars.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists Successfully Cured Diabetes in Mouse Models -- Could Humans Be Next?
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Walking Could Improve Neural Connectivity, Lowering Risk of Alzheimer's in Older Adults
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AIDS Breakthrough: How CRISPR Gene Editing Successfully Eliminated HIV Infection in Animal Models
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Bony Head Crests in Male Gorillas Shed Light on Early Human Sex Practices
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Scientists Eliminate HIV in Live Animals for the First Time Using CRISPR Gene Editing Technique
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5 Years Away: Ethical Debate Heats Up as Scientists Work on Creating Synthetic Human DNA
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Breeding Superhumans: US Military Reveals Plans to Hack Human Brains
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Bonobos, Not Chimps, Are Humans' Closest Living Ancestor
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Scientists Successfully Transform Stem Cells Into Cartilage Tissues Using 3-D Bioprinting
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DNA of Long-Dead 19th Century Sailors Could Help Identify Doomed Crew of the Franklin Expedition
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This Surgeon Just Transplanted a Second Head to a Rat -- Are Humans Next?
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Looking to Improve Your Running Technique? Electric Shocks Will Do the Trick, Says Research