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Pioneering Geron stem cell work may get back on track

The world's largest embryonic stem cell research programme could be given a new lease of life, as a bid is made for Geron's stem cell assets

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The molecular machines that make life

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Fraud in biomed research higher than thought

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Burn victim identified by maggots on body

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Burn victim identified by maggots on body

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A brief history of the human genome

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A brief history of the human genome

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Inferior lizard tails weaken hopes of regrowing limbs

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Inferior lizard tails weaken hopes of regrowing limbs

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The shape of life: Biology's biggest mystery

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The shape of life: Biology's biggest mystery

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Protein discovery could lead to 'genomic debuggers'

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Almost toothless rodent survives on soft prey

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Plant senses: Taste

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Plant senses: Taste

A plant's taste is as interconnected with smell as it is in humans – but they use it to sense danger and drought and even to recognise relatives

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Plant senses: Touch

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Plant senses: Smell

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Biotech is thrusting us into new political territory

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Plant senses: Sight

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