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Dual-channel biological function generator

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Rice University’s latest new dual-function bioscilloscope uses a Light Plate Apparatus, or LPA, that is outfitted with the spectral LEDs. Credit: Image courtesy of Karl...

Remembrance of Things Past: Bacterial Memory of Gut Inflammation

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Engineered bacteria not exposed to inflammatory signals do not turn on the memory circuit and thus remain colorless. In the presence of the inflammatory...

Bio-based p-xylene oxidation into terephthalic acid by engineered E. coli

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This schematic diagram shows the overall conceptualization of how metabolically engineered E. coli produced TPA from pX. The engineered E. coli was developed through...

E. Coli Bacteria’s Defense Secret Revealed

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In the periplasm -- the space between the inner and outer membranes of a bacteria's cell wall -- defensive proteins that detect a poison...

ALMA and Rosetta detect Freon-40 in space dashing hopes that molecule...

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Organohalogen methyl chloride (Freon-40) discovered by ALMA around the infant stars in IRAS 16293-2422. These same organic compounds were discovered in the thin atmosphere...

Astronomers strike cosmic gold, confirm origin of precious metals in neutron...

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Three days after the merger and explosion, the bright blue glow from lighter elements in the outer polar regions is beginning to fade, giving...

New concept of terrestrial planet formation

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This is a photo of Io with a volcanic plume at the top. Credit: The University of Hong Kong Scientists have long been intrigued by the...

Enzymes at work: Breaking down stubborn cellulose for biofuels

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Hydrolytic enzymes break down cellulose better and thus pave the way to competitive biofuels. In the picture: Manuel Eibinger, first author of the study...

Bite on this: Alligators caught eating sharks

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Kansas State University postdoctoral researcher James Nifong documents widespread American alligators' predation of four species of shark like this nurse shark. Credit Credit: U.S. Fish...

Rooftop concentrating photovoltaics win big over silicon in outdoor testing

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The concentrating photovoltaic system showing the top lenslet; the little black square visible near the middle is the solar cell and the lines running...

New study analyzes volcanic fatalities in more detail than ever before

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This is an image of Mt St. Helens in Washington State, USA, which erupted in 1980, killing 57 people. Credit: S Brown It is hoped the...