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Genes from algae allow blind mice to see

Health

Genes from algae allow blind mice to see

Blind people could one day have their sight restored thanks to a treatment that borrows a gene from an unlikely source – algae – and installs it into the retina

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Life

Polar animals' antifreeze has a spiky secret

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Field Notes: Weaver birds may hold secret of ageing

Field Notes: Weaver birds may hold secret of ageing

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Shipping noise pulps organs of squid and octopuses

Earth

Shipping noise pulps organs of squid and octopuses

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Earth

Pragmatic mares abort to avoid stallion sabotage

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Earth

Use funds to conserve fittest corals, say ecologists

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Why evolution is going nowhere fast

Life

Why evolution is going nowhere fast

Features

Beach beetle reinvents the wheel

Life

Beach beetle reinvents the wheel

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Life

The mathematics of being nice

Opinion

Key to humanity is in missing DNA

Life

Key to humanity is in missing DNA

It's not the genes we have, but how we use them. Losing chunks of DNA let our brains grow, got rid of beastly whiskers and made sex more intimate

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Life

Sweat ducts make skin a memristor

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Earth

Rare species may be there, even if you don't see them

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Earth

Evolution races to keep up with climate change

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Life

Primordial Pac-Man: Oil droplet hints at life's origin

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