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Chand John and Eran Guendelman • Stanford University When we walk, muscles and nerves interact in intricate ways to let us take a step. This simulation, which is based on data from a 6-foot-tall man, shows what happens. More... Note: You may need to download the free Quicktime player to view the movie. |
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Predicting Sepsis Survival in Children A protein secreted during the body’s immune response to septic shock has been used to predict survival in children. More...
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Sensing Slight Temperature Changes Researchers have found how fruit fly larvae detect single degree changes in their preferred range of temperatures. A similar process may exist in mammals. More...
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Circadian and Metabolic Proteins Linked A protein involved in our bodies’ ability to keep time is counterbalanced by a metabolic protein, suggesting that proper sleep and diet may help maintain their equilibrium. More...
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