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Bacteria rewired to flash in sync

The glowing microbes point the way towards implants made of engineered cells that would deliver precise doses of drugs or hormones at specific times

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Deep-sea snail shell could inspire next-gen armour

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Deep-sea snail shell could inspire next-gen armour

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Stay young on red wine drugs? Think again

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Alligators' bird breath may explain dinosaurs' triumph

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Alligators' bird breath may explain dinosaurs' triumph

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Alcohol during pregnancy chemically alters fetal DNA

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Alcohol during pregnancy chemically alters fetal DNA

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Hervé This: Why we need to eat technology

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Hervé This: Why we need to eat technology

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Zoologger: The rules of fish Fight Club

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Zoologger: The rules of fish Fight Club

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Coral reefs are most fecund cradles of diversity

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Circumcision: there goes the microbial neighbourhood

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Boys will be boys when it comes to toys

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Boys will be boys when it comes to toys

Why are boys so keen on cars and construction kits? Hormones, not upbringing, could be the explanation

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Egg white provides a puncture repair kit for fetuses

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Designing highways the slime mould way

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Doing battle with the red devils of the Pacific

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Dung beetles' secret superpower: ultimate night sight

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