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Lighting up bladder cancer for diagnosis
In Science Translational Medicine: A fluorescent antibody that binds to human bladder cancer allows tumor detection during endoscopy.
Football field–sized asteroid is expected to pass Earth
In 2029, our planet's gravity could cause rocks to fall on an asteroid named Apophis.
Ebola vaccine underdog: Q&A with NewLink Genetics
Vaccine company says it might have enough doses ready by spring to vaccinate most people at risk.
3D map produced from 1,000 images
New algorithm can render a map giving farmers a head start on taking care of their crops.
Algal virus found in humans, slows brain activity
Potential pathogen present in nearly half of healthy people surveyed.
Creationism conference at MSU stirs unease
Christian group aims to bring biblical message to Michigan State.
Adjuncts ‘overworked, underpaid, and undersupported’
Graduate students conduct a report that details the difficult conditions adjuncts face at George Mason University.
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目次 (Japanese)24 Oct 2014, Vol. 346, #6208
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Asia/Pacific NewsShow me the money
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Molecular BiologyTerminating the replisome
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Plant SciencesSex and the single fern
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BiochemistryFrom single molecules to embryos in living color
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AnthropologyMountain dwellers of the Pleistocene
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MALARIAGuiding malaria chemoprevention
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NANOMEDICINEFirst-in-human nanoparticles for cancer imaging
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DRUG DISCOVERYOne drug to rule them all
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