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The only known swimming dinosaur
New fossils suggest that Spinosaurus was a terror of Cretaceous seas.
Morality in everyday life
Scientists tracked people’s moral and immoral behaviors using smart phones.
Gut bacteria may help you avoid the flu
The body's response to the flu vaccine may depend in part on microbes in the gut.
Zambia fights to sustain its malaria success.
In this week's global health special section.
What do you get when you cross a dragon and a pelican?
Flying reptile had throat pouch that may have let it snatch fish from the water.
New technologies meet local and global health challenges
Science Translational Medicine's special issue explores progress and challenges in global health.
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目次 (Japanese)12 Sep 2014, Vol. 345, #6202
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EditorialEbola's perfect storm
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ImmunologyImmune cells and bugs make a sugary coat
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PsychologyMoral homeostasis in real life vs. the lab
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EcologyCosta Rican birds of a feather lost together
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OceanographyTop-down rather than bottom-up change
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PhysicsPropagating phonons coupled to an artificial atom
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PaleontologySemiaquatic adaptations in a giant predatory dinosaur
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BiochemistrySister kinetochores are mechanically fused during meiosis I in yeast
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ImmunologyImmune dysregulation in human subjects with heterozygous germline mutations in CTLA4
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PhysicsDetecting topological currents in graphene superlattices
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EvolutionApplying evolutionary biology to address global challenges
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PLANT BIOLOGYThree-in-one drought response
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POSTTRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATIONSRegulating the production of the vasodilator NO
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CIRCADIAN BIOLOGYSirtuins and the circadian clock: Bridging chromatin and metabolism
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