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How Does the Ebola Vaccine Work?
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Not Just DNA: Three Important Gene Regulators
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Molecular Cooking: Flavor-Tripping
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The Race Against the Clock: Antibiotic Resistance | | 06/08/2015
For the last 80 years or so, antibiotics have repeatedly cured people of bacterial infections, from salmonella to pneumonia. But as time goes on,...
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How Does the Ebola Vaccine Work? | | 06/08/2015
A year ago, West Africa was in crisis mode. The death toll from the Ebola virus had exceeded 800. Cases of the virus were multiplying daily. The...
More information »
Not Just DNA: Three Important Gene Regulators | | 06/08/2015
In high school, most of us learned that DNA is the bible. It encodes all the information our bodies need to function. It is our ultimate instructor...
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Molecular Cooking: Flavor-Tripping | | 04/08/2015
When Violet Beauregarde chewed the amazing gum in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, she felt like she was eating a three-course meal that...
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Molecular Cooking: Gelification | | 04/08/2015
I have a personal vendetta against gelled foods. Some of the most delicious sweets – Jell-O, marshmallows, custards, and gummy bears –...
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Molecular Cooking: Spherification | | 04/08/2015
If you’ve never thought to yourself, “I really wish I could eat apple juice that had the consistency of caviar with my breakfast today...
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Molecular Cooking | | 04/08/2015
Do you keep sodium alginate in your kitchen? How about calcium chloride? You might think these chemicals only belong in a lab. But in an...
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Earth's Most Abundant Phototroph: Prochlorococcus | | 02/08/2015
Much of the oxygen we breathe is produced by Earth’s huge diversity of plants. But more abundant than any plant species is an organism that...
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Why is the Discovery of the Pentaquark a Big Deal? | Physics | 23/07/2015
A few days ago, researchers at CERN in Geneva announced that they had discovered the pentaquark. As its name suggests, the new subatomic particle...
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From Sea to Tap: Desalination in Israel | | 23/07/2015
While Israel may be a land flowing with milk and honey, it’s not as well stocked with another important liquid: water. With few rivers and...
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