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Unique Mode of Cancer Cell Migration Observed on Soft and Squishy Surfaces
Engineers from Stanford found a unique mode of cancer cell migration on soft and squishy materials that are similar to biological tissues. Find out more.
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Oxygenic Photosynthesis Could Hold Answers to Life in Space: New Research
Researchers have found that early life on Earth could perform crucial steps in Oxygenic Photosynthesis. This significantly changes our view of life on Earth.
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Artificial Embryo Created from Human Skin Cells
Two independent studies talk about how they turned ordinary skin cells into artificial embryos similar to a fertilized human egg and an early human embryo.
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Skeleton of Malaria Parasite Reveals its Secret
Explore and understand the secret of the Malaria Parasite revealed by its skeleton. Malaria is a disease that has plagued the world for centuries.
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Retinal Implant Can Give Partial Vision to the Blind
Restoring eyesight has been a big challenge for scientists. Engineers from EPFL have developed a retinal implant technology that seeks to solve this challenge.
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Koalas Found to be Infected With a Cancer-Causing Virus
According to a new study from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, Koalas are getting infected with a cancer-causing virus. Find out more.
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Better Control of Prosthetic Limbs Possible: New Surgical Procedure
Researchers from MIT have invented a new kind of amputation surgery that can help amputees better control their prosthetic limbs.
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Why Cancer in Elephants is Rare
Why it is rare to find cancer in elephants has been a mystery, with it usually being seen in large animals. A recent study has explained why.