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Scientists Aim to Maximize the Potential of Plant Enzymes to Produce More Synthetic Food
Enzymes are found in the cells of all living things, including bacteria, plants, and humans. Some people just do their jobs a few times before giving up. Others will do anything hundreds of thousands of times before giving up.
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Killer Bacteria is Wiping Out Critically Endangered Christmas Island Reptile
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Scientists Find Hidden Marine Life 'Trapped Under Ice Shelves' in Antarctica for 50 Years!
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Giant Pandas Mate in French Zoo; Keepers Anticipating Succesful Pregnancy
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Sweden Beats 98 Countries; Ranked First in Global Sustainable Tourism
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Pet Can Have Heart Problems Due to This Covid-19 Strain
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The True Silent Killer: Air Pollution Killed More People Than Any Viruses
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16 Terrifying Deep Sea Creatures Ever Discovered!
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Whales Came From Land-Dwelling Tiny Deers That Lived 50 Million Years Ago
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Australia Wildfires Were So Devastating it Emitted as Much Smoke as a Volcanic Eruption
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Can Bearded Dragons Make Great Exotic Pets?
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Meet Romulus and Remus: Dire Wolf Pups Resurrected with Ancient DNA, Thanks to Colossal Biosciences
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Contagious Urination Confirmed in Chimpanzees for the First Time, Surprising Researchers
