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Coral reef cilia making currents, cress grown on lunar dust provides hope for plants on the moon as well as algae genes providing growth and health insights...

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A new type of human lung cells has been discovered, how climate change could be responsible for future pandemics and how pathogens can "hitch a ride" to…

May 8

Research suggesting life started without oxygen, whether enzymes could solve the global plastic crisis and the pathways involved in rare childhood…

May 1

New miniature - plastic hearts helping research, locating fish without looking and the stressed mitochondria...

Apr 24

How biomolecules communicate and adapt to environmental changes, how fungi use an electrical language to communicate and the potential risk that cactus…

Apr 17

Skin Cells having reversed ageing, Hurricanes increasing monkey age by two years and a potential coral saving treatment...

Apr 10

The full human genome mapped for the first time, wildfire smoke exposure in early pregnancies and the external environment on gut fungal communities...

Apr 3

A new discovery into the "why?" of symmetry in nature, disease transmission from people to animals and dolphin communication - blue bottle whistling...

Mar 27

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