Scientists find a way to make cells respond to stimuli
Through the use of synthetic biology researchers have been able to program cells to perform unique functions, like produce drugs in resp...
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One professor’s quest to 3D scan every fish in the sea
If you were wondering what a mottled sculpin looks like, there are plenty of pictures available online. But while they may satisfy a cur...
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