01/02/2023 - human health
Testing New Materials to Deliver Medicine to Sick Bones
Bones are the building blocks of our skeletonsâthey give our bodies structure and allow us to walk, dance, and pick things up.
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23/02/2023 - neuroscience and psychology
How Do We Catch Our Tongue From Slipping?
Speaking is such an important part of our lives. We use it to communicate with our families, friends, and even our pets!
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09/03/2023 - human health
How Cancer Cells Hijack Protein Production to Grow Quickly
The cells in your body contain genes made of DNA. Genes store the genetic information passed on to you by your parents.
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12/09/2022 - biodiversity
Tricking the Bees: How Some Flowers Cheat
Flowers usually provide their pollinators with food, such as nectar. But some flowers trick their pollinators into pollinating without offering any food.
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11/01/2023 - human health
OrganoidsâMini Guts Help Answer Big Questions About Intestinal Nutrient Transport
Eating healthy foods supplies your body with nutrients to stay strong. But did you ever wonder how nutrients enter your body?
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28/10/2022 - neuroscience and psychology
How Do Our Brains Change as We Age?
Aging, which is a natural process in which an organismâs functions decline, is present in all living organisms.
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06/02/2023 - biodiversity
A Blessing in Disguise: From Fish Venom to Novel Medicines
Every day, scientists make discoveries that help improve human health and wellness. Many medicines are discovered in nature, like toxins from animals.
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15/12/2022 - mathematics
What Does Math Have to Do With Patterns in Fish?
When you think of fish, what comes to mind? Maybe you think of pet goldfish, movie characters like Dory or Nemo, or trout in a local river.
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21/05/2020 - biodiversity
Agrobacterium: Soil Microbe, Plant Pathogen, and Natural Genetic Engineer
Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Agrobacterium for short) is a single-celled microbe and natural genetic engineer.
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23/05/2022 - biodiversity
How Do Bacteria “See” Molecules Inside Themselves?
RNA, like its close cousin DNA, is used to store information in the cell. Unlike DNA, RNA is really good at folding up into interesting shapes, which also makes it good at lots of other important jobs.
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