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Light micrograph of a mouse embryo. Scientists are developing mice with human cells.Credit: Arthur Chien/Science Photo Library Researchers have developed mice with organs containing human cells, using a convenient and…
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“I work for a sanctuary in Zambia that rehabilitates pangolins saved from illegal trade. The exact location is secret, and I’m staying anonymous for this interview. The poachers, who are…
‘Blink and you’ll miss it’ is an understatement in the world of protein biology. A blink lasts hundreds of milliseconds. Proteins operate on a much shorter timescale — on the…
Novelty is often espoused as a virtue in science. But what does it mean, and how valuable is it, really? A manuscript written in gobbledegook might be considered novel, despite…
Long (>200 nucleotides) non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) play important roles in diverse aspects of life. Over 20 classes of lncRNAs have been identified in bacteria and bacteriophages through comparative genomics analyses,…