Biology
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ALERT: Air Pollution Could Promote Drug-Resistant Bacteria
A new study revealed that air pollution could provide a possible means of transportation for the genes that make bacteria resistant to existing drugs.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists: Soil-Based Life in Earth May Be Significantly Older
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LOOK! Bleached Corals in the Pacific Have Started Evolving
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Scientists Modify Plant Genes to Improve Photosynthesis, Crop Productivity by 20 Percent
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Corals of the Caribbean: How Corals with High Genetic Diversity Survived Climate Change
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Can Animals Taste Light? New Type of Photoreceptor Found in Invertebrates
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Evidence of Dairying Discovered by Researchers Along Mediterranean Coast
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ALERT: Number of Children Exposed to Highly Drug-Resistant Infections on the Rise
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Scientists Reveal Mechanism Behind 'Marine Methane Paradox'
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ALERT: Sleep Apnea Linked to Increased Risk of Deadly Lung Cancer
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Tigers Are Dying Out: Over 100 Are Killed Each Year Amid Alarmingly Low Population
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Study: Pigs Are Either Optimists or Pessimists With Occasional Mood Swings
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Underwater Ecosystem at a Great Risk Due to Climate Change