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- Daily headlines, from Science Magazine's News Department.
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- September 3, 2007 (19:46)
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MONDAY 3. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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19:46
We Will Sequence No Wine Before Its Time
First DNA sequence of a pinot noir grapevine reveals many smelly, tasty genes -
19:46Composer's doctor might have inadvertently poisoned him
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19:46Rare mutation helps sperm progenitor cells divide faster
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19:46Dementia risk goes up in young women lacking the hormone
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19:46Volcanoes fill gap in understanding ancient Earth's atmosphere
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19:46New research challenges how stem cells keep their chromosomes error-free
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19:46Neandertal genome sequencing data called into question
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19:46Infiltration of host genomes suggests an expanded role for gene swapping
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19:46Older men who mate with younger women have evolutionary advantage
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19:46Decades of conservation work in Colorado foiled by case of mistaken identity
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19:46With age, the brain's response to negative emotions may wane
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WEDNESDAY 5. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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11:32Genome pioneer is the first person to have both copies of each chromosome sequenced
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11:32New class of drug curbs disease symptoms without inducing weight gain or movement problems
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11:32Archaeologists trace the origins of pig domestication in Europe
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THURSDAY 6. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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00:12Government okays research that combines animal and human cells for disease research
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00:12Quails conditioned to expect coitus sire more offspring
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00:12Megaquake could kill millions around Bay of Bengal
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FRIDAY 7. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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00:07President hopes changes will allow school to resume sensitive research
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00:07Muscle cells grown on plastic supports could one day heal damaged hearts
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00:07Finding provides clues to nature of disorder in humans
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00:07Study suggests that our ability to understand others makes humans more intelligent than other primates
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SATURDAY 8. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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01:51Chikungunya transmitted by mosquito that has already conquered large parts of the world
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01:51New projections suggest greater and greater annual melts
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TUESDAY 11. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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11:11Two panels cite biosecurity breaches at Institute for Animal Health
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11:11Genetic analysis reveals population is still well below its historic high
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11:11Stamina-stretching mutation widespread in some groups of people
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WEDNESDAY 12. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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11:39New measurements show levels of potent ozone destroyer are receding
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THURSDAY 13. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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16:38New study shows chimps swap stolen food for sex
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16:38Modern ears showed up 60 million years earlier than previously believed
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16:38Finding may presage new class of drugs to treat bipolar disorder
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16:38Milky Way's outskirts teem with dwarf galaxies full of dark matter
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FRIDAY 14. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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00:17U.K. panel endorses the concept of crewed missions to the moon and beyond
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00:17In conservation advance, sterile fish are coaxed to spawn another species
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00:17Formation of earliest stars could shed new light on the elusive substance
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SATURDAY 15. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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09:09Internet company offers $30 million for a successful robotic rover
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09:09Research reveals how feelings of isolation can compromise the body's defenses
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TUESDAY 18. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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14:14NIH committee reviews case of woman who died after arthritis clinical trial
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14:14Social insects suffocate their enemies by swarming them
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14:14Alan Trounson to become president of California stem cell agency
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14:14Experiments suggest that the toxic pollutant rapidly disappears from aquatic ecosystems
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14:14Finding poses tough questions for species conservation
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WEDNESDAY 19. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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13:32Advisory group recommends U.K. police maintain genetic profiles of only convicted criminals
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THURSDAY 20. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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10:02What does the evolution of human speech have to do with bat sonar?
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23:49Protein that protects stressed-out cells also aids tumors
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23:49Intense pressures in the deep Earth affect materials at the subatomic level
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23:49Protein involved in necrosis could have applications for human disease
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23:49Increased plant growth might cancel out effects of Arctic melting
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SATURDAY 22. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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01:31Astronomers discover a stellar hatchery far outside a galaxy's main body
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MONDAY 24. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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23:19Taking bacteria on a shuttle ride reveals some of their best-kept secrets
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TUESDAY 25. SEPTEMBER, 2007
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17:35Taking bacteria on a shuttle ride reveals some of their best-kept secrets
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