Science news articles about 'pairs'

... website. The result, based on the first-ever simultaneous measurement of such pairings and their constituents, could have implications for understanding the structure of nuclear systems from light ...

... caution that their findings do not suggest this genetic variation can be used to predict an individual's pair-bonding behavior. However, their study complements findings from similar animal research ...

Cleaner fish that eat parasites off other fish work better in pairs, as they're less likely to take advantage of their client, research has found.

Jocelyn S. Kirsch - half of Philadelphia's infamous pair of identity-theft scammers known as "Bonnie and Clyde" - was sentenced yesterday to five years in prison by a judge who said her crimes were ...

... — equally spaced above and below the Fermi level — is a strong indication that electrons are paired up. That superconducting gap exists at and below the transition temperature, as long as a material ...

A Proton rocket has successfully launched a pair of Russian civil communications satellites.

... help them find a mate. To attract females, the pair perform an elaborate song-and-dance routine, ... hold no advantage for the lesser male in the pair.To investigate further, McDonald studied the social ...

... centers. The authors detected the transplant-center effect by measuring the difference in outcomes for the paired kidneys from the same deceased donor transplanted at the same versus different centers ...

Can a pair of bionic ears benefit a hearing-impaired child? Cynthia Zettler, a postdoctoral fellow in Ruth Litovsky's laboratory at the University of Wisconsin-Madison thinks so.

A German zoo says a pair of gay male penguins are raising a chick from an egg abandoned by its parents.

... , more than one-third of the respondents answered that they were "not sure," and two of these drug pairs were contraindicated. "The study found a very low rate of recognition of these particular ...

... . Beyond making a new world record, Torquato and Jiao have devised an approach that involves placing pairs of tetrahedra face-to-face, forming a "kissing" pattern that, viewed from the outside of the ...

... up iron. The findings indicate that iron is the key factor in the fishy aftertaste of wine-seafood pairings, the researchers say, suggesting that low-iron red wines might be a good match with seafood.

... chromosomes and these nuclear envelope proteins." There are indications that the constraints on chromosome pairing involve mechanical stresses imposed by the connection between the cytoskeleton, the ...

... s cytoskeleton, which moves things around in the cell, plays a critical role, essentially reaching into the nucleus to bring chromosome pairs together in preparation for recombination and segregation.