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New Type Of Bacterial Protection Found Within Cells
Biologists discover that fats within cells store a class of proteins with potent antibacterial activity, revealing a previously unknown type of immune system response that targets and kills bacterial infections.
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Roots Of Deadly 2010 India Flood Identified; Findings Could Improve Warnings
Researchers study satellite images to piece together the string of unusual weather events over the Himalayan mountains that created torrential downpours in the valley town of Leh.
Exploring The Financial Costs Of Sadness
Research from psychological scientists explores how impatience brought on by sadness can in turn produce substantial financial loss.
Songwriter Spins Science Tunes
A new branch of the hip-hop family tree has emerged with the release of Baba Brinkman's record
Infomatic EP
;a scientifically literate collection of upbeat tracks that explore the shifting role of scientific knowledge in modern society and human relationships.
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Biologists discover that fats within cells store a class of proteins with potent antibacterial activity, revealing a previously unknown type of immune system response that targets and kills bacterial infections.
