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Surgical tool smokes out cancer in seconds
Sniffing for telltale molecules, method analyzes tissue with every cut
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Technique inactivates Down-causing chromosome
Early-stage research could eventually lead to gene therapy
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Fattened livers prep white sharks for extreme migrations
Reserves enable long journey from California to Hawaii and back
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News in Brief: Dinosaur had impressive schnoz
Fossils found in Utah reveal geographic segregation of horned species
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FOR KIDS: Respecting the body’s clocks
Daily rhythms affect everything from the time we wake to how well we perform in sports
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FOR KIDS: Home, plastic home
Some ocean life is finding a home in floating piles of plastic trash
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News in Brief: Neptune gets 14th moon
Images from Hubble Space Telescope reveal tiny, dark satellite orbiting blue-green gas giant
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News in Brief: Neptune gets a 14th moon
Images from Hubble Space Telescope reveal tiny, dark satellite orbiting blue-green gas giant
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Flagellum failure lets bacteria turn
Buckling of appendage drives tiny two-point turn
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Genetic test fingers viral, bacterial infections
Method could help doctors treat children's fevers
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Sound waves put levitation on the move
Technique transports nonmagnetic particles such as cells, water droplets and coffee grounds
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News in Brief: T. rex hunted live prey
Fossils yield tooth in healed wound of another dinosaur
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FOR KIDS: Amputated 'finger' tips grow back
Both toenails and toe tips grew back in mice, thanks to special 'stem' cells living beneath the nails
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FOR KIDS: The cabbage's clock
Plants continue their biological routines even after being picked
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FOR KIDS: A light twist
A new type of fiber-optic cable packs hefty data into a small space
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FOR KIDS: The power of microbes
Bacteria that live in the gut may help define species
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Sponges boom thanks to Antarctic ice shelf bust
Previously thought to grow at a slow pace, the sea creatures exploded in number
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Huge quakes may foretell smaller, human-caused ones
Distant powerful temblors triggered ominous activity at wastewater injection sites
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News in Brief: Killer whales are (at least) two species
Orca genetics highlights distinctions among groups
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