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科学新闻 F1000-The Scientist 2011年3月5日 00:34 (星期六)
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The latest in biology and medicine
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Preserving potatoes and culture Peruvian farmers prepare to send seeds of more than 1,500 potato varieties to the safety of an Arctic vault |
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Two lizard taxonomists examine the branching patterns of phylogenetic trees to settle taxonomic debates |
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Our monthly roundup of notable quotes from around the scientific community |
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In the tube station at midnight The photographer of the British punk band The Jam talks about his struggles with bipolar disorder, and how he's involved in researching a cure |
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Innovation is driven, in large part, by access to infrastructure -- if you can't make your own silicon chips, why should we worry about you making your own DNA? | |
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More iPS mutation worries, the benefits of invasive species, Hwang evacuated from Libya | |
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Epigenetic marks laid down during the cold months of the year allow flowering in spring and summer | |
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Best Places to Work for Postdocs, 2011 Setting up your own lab is no easy task, but this year’s respondents are using their postdoc experiences to prepare for the challenge | |
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A round up of recent discoveries in behavior research | |
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Researchers discover a mechanism of antibody action that works inside cells, providing a "last line of defense" against infection | |
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The voracious clearing of injured and dying cells that could have otherwise recovered may contribute to neurodegenerative disease | |
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Invertebrates with vertebrate-like vision challenge the idea that the two groups of organisms have distinctly different visual receptors | |
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A snapshot of the most highly ranked articles in molecular biology and related areas, from Faculty of 1000 | |
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