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cell biology

Cells act like old tape recorders to monitor health

Life

Cells act like old tape recorders to monitor health

For the first time, cells have been hacked so they resemble tiny analogue tape recorders. It should allow them to get the inside scoop on our bodies in a way that digital cellular recorders can't

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14 myths and maybes about burning fat

Health

14 myths and maybes about burning fat

Features

Are we ready for quantum biology?

Life

Are we ready for quantum biology?

CultureLab

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Monster cancer chromosome is made from shattered DNA

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The man who can hear Wi-Fi wherever he walks

Technology

The man who can hear Wi-Fi wherever he walks

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Health

No magic gene behind supercentenarians' longevity

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Human thoughts used to switch on genes

Life

Human thoughts used to switch on genes

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Blood odour chemical gets carnivores drooling

Life

Blood odour chemical gets carnivores drooling

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Environment

Smelly goat bluff?

Regulars

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Last Word

Algal boom

Regulars

Life

Groovy teeth helped giant crocs crunch turtle shells

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Technology

Disease-detecting ink makes tests printable

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Life

Why bird divorces are good news for the females

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Technology

White noise for your nose cancels pungent aromas

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