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Bubbles of fat hint at origin of reproduction

Life

Bubbles of fat hint at origin of reproduction

One of life's fundamental properties – its ability to make copies of itself – may have originated with bubbles of fat that spontaneously break up

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The hologenome: A new view of evolution

Life

The hologenome: A new view of evolution

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Pruney fingers give us better grip underwater

Life

Pruney fingers give us better grip underwater

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Zoologger: She's mine! Wasps tag virgins for future sex

Life

Zoologger: She's mine! Wasps tag virgins for future sex

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Epigenetics: What's left to find out

Epigenetics: What's left to find out

Features

Coffee to go: Is this the end of our favourite drink?

Earth

Coffee to go: Is this the end of our favourite drink?

Features

Epigenetics: Far-reaching effects

Epigenetics: Far-reaching effects

Features

Epigenetics: Discovery

Epigenetics: Discovery

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Space

Your body's insights into life and cosmos

CultureLab

Physics not biology may be key to beating cancer

Health

Physics not biology may be key to beating cancer

Billions of dollars spent on cancer research have yielded no great breakthrough yet. There are other ways to attack the problem, says physicist Paul Davies

Opinion

Epigenetics: A ubiquitous phenomenon

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Life

Take a peek inside the brain's filing cabinet

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Life

Earthworms roped into making quantum dots

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Life

2012 review: The year in life science

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