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Thursday th 20th of August 2020
Calibrating mtDNA mutations through age
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Let the grass grow old
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Robots fuel up
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Delivering IL-2 to Tregs
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In utero treatment for hypertension
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All together then
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An antibody cocktail against SARS-CoV-2
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Targeting STING for cancer therapy
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A present-day atlas of the human brain
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Modifying MXene surfaces
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Targeting a distant C-H bond
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Protective neutralizing antibodies
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BTN3A1 governs antitumor responses
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Remodeling senescent blood vessels
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Making robots useful
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Architectures for light harvesting
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Attosecond science in liquid phase
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SOSTDC1 for germinal center regulation
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Controlling the curvature
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Phages and cancer immunity
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A fork in the road for drug resistance
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A deeper look at cancer immunity
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How uromodulin helps flush out bacteria
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Pulses of the past
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Protect the giant ibis through the pandemic
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Waterbirds' coastal habitat in danger
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Baer's pochard duck at risk of extinction
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Ray Bradbury, luminary of the space age, at 100
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One step forward, two steps back
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James G. Townsel (1935-2020)
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Past, present, and future of lead-acid batteries
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Immunotherapy with a sting
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Remodeling vasculature to avoid blindness
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When the smallest details count
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A glycoprotein in urine binds bacteria and blocks infections
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The foundation of efficient robot learning
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Knowledge transfer for large-scale vaccine manufacturing
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Red alert
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A dam big problem
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Next up: a phone powered by microbial wires?
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The mud is electric
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A muddy legacy
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Mud on the move
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Mud
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Pandemic lockdown stirs up ecological research
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Pandemic's fallout on malaria control appears limited so far
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Coronavirus creates a flu season guessing game
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Paradox puts objectivity on shaky footing
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Critics question whether novel reactor is 'walk-away safe
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News at a glance
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