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New Carbon-Silicon Bonds in Living Cells Point Toward New Forms of Life?
A recent study suggests that we are able to "coax" living cells into carbon-silicon bonds. This is the first time that we have seen that we can actually incorporate silicon, one of the most abundant elements on Earth, into the building blocks of living organisms.
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Approximately 15,000 Nuclear Weapons Scattered All Over the World
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Renewable Energy: Perovskite Solar Cells Break World Efficiency Record
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History Unlocked: Mysterious Mummified Legs Belonged to Queen Nefertari, Scientists Confirm
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NASA: Could the Subsurface Ocean in Pluto's Icy Heart Have Alien Life?
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World's First Polluted River From 7,000 Years Ago Found
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Criminal Face Recognition Technology Raises Controversy
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The Universe Is Starting to Die, Scientists Say
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New Evidence Suggests That the Sahara Desert Used to be Tropical
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Diesel Vehicles to Be Banned by 2025
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