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First human antibodies to work against all ebolaviruses

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These findings could lead to the first broadly effective ebolavirus therapies and vaccines, say researchers. (Stock image) Credit: © janeness / Fotolia After analyzing the blood...

Brain blood vessel lesions tied to intestinal bacteria

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These are MRIs of healthy (left) and a patient with a mutation that increases CCM formation (right). These lesions can cause blood to leak...

Blood discovery could benefit preemies, help end platelet shortages

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Adam Goldfarb, MD, (left) and Kamal Elagib, MBBS, PhD, examine the effects of flipping the "master switch" they discovered. One set of cells displays...

Kamchatkan volcanic ash travels half the world

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Volcano Mutnovsky Kamchatka, Russia. (Stock image) Credit: © Tatiana / Fotolia Geochemical fingerprinting links microscopic ash found on the bottom of a Svalbard lake to volcanic...

Untangling the genetic legacy of tomato domestication

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This photograph shows how by reorganizing the genetic combinations of tomato fruit yield increasing mutations, researchers achieved weakly branched flower-bearing shoots that gave higher...

World’s thinnest hologram paves path to new 3-D world

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Scientists have designed a nano-hologram that is simple to make, can be seen without 3D goggles and is 1000 times thinner than a human...

New coral reef fish species shows rare parental care behavior

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Altrichthys alelia (Alelia's damselfish) is a new species of damselfish discovered in the Philippines. Unlike most coral reef fish, in this species the parents...

Newly discovered brain network offers clues to social cognition

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While showing monkeys videos of social interaction, scientists scanned their brains and tracked their gaze (red dot). Credit: Screen shot from video by C.J. Machado...

Evolution in butterfly eye dependent on sex, scientists find

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Heliconius erato butterfly (stock image). Credit: © Nneirda / Fotolia By analyzing both the genes that control color detecting photoreceptors and the structural components of the...

Even non-migratory birds use a magnetic compass

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Zebra finch. Credit: Atticus Pinzón-Rodríguez Not only migratory birds use a built-in magnetic compass to navigate correctly. A new study from Lund University in Sweden shows...

Antarctic has seen widespread change in last 50 years, moss study...

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This photograph shows Green Island moss bank with icebergs in background. Credit: Matt Amesbury In 2013, researchers studying mosses and microbes growing at the southern end...