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The most detailed model of a human cell to date

Posted on December 10, 2020 by quaezar In News

This is the most detailed model of a human cell to date, obtained using x-ray, NMR and cryoelectron microscopy datasets. “Cellular landscape cross-section through a eukaryotic cell.” – by Evan […]
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Hayabusa2’s asteroid dirt may hold clues to the early solar system

Posted on December 09, 2020 by quaezar In News

For the first time, scientists are about to get their (carefully gloved) hands on asteroid dirt so old it may contain clues to how our solar system formed and how […]
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This Unusual Bird Superpower Goes Back to the Dinosaur Extinction

Posted on December 05, 2020 by quaezar In News

The ibis and the kiwi are dogged diggers, probing in sand and soil for worms and other buried prey. Sandpipers, too, can be seen along the shore excavating small creatures […]
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Cambrian Deep-Sea Arthropods Had Complex Compound Eyes

Posted on December 05, 2020 by quaezar In News

A team of paleontologists from Australia and the United Kingdom has found that ancient deep-sea creatures called radiodonts developed sophisticated eyes over 500 million years ago (Cambrian period), with some […]
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