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The matrix: the secret to superhealing regeneration

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The matrix: the secret to superhealing regeneration

Once thought to be mere scaffolding, the matrix inside us can enable unprecedented regeneration, from organs to bone to brains. Andy Coghlan reports

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Cells inside a body reprogrammed to become stem cells

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Grey wolf's future hinges on taxonomic row

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Grey wolf's future hinges on taxonomic row

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Deep trawling: no plaice for complacency

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The genes that make you a true individual

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The genes that make you a true individual

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What makes the purrfect pet?

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3D-printed pump keeps damaged hearts beating in time

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3D-printed pump keeps damaged hearts beating in time

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Predators learn to see through incredible camouflage

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Predators learn to see through incredible camouflage

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Fossilised dinosaur battle expected to fetch millions

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Fossilised dinosaur battle expected to fetch millions

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Cell scaffolding found in odd California meteorite

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Cell scaffolding found in odd California meteorite

Space rocks cooked in hydrothermal vents could have released molecular chains that formed cell-like enclosures in early life forms

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Are there ecological merits to trawling the seabed?

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The whole internet can't identify this mystery cocoon

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Should babies have their genomes sequenced at birth?

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Smelling double

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