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Health

Cancer copies how healthy cells move to invade organs

To spread around the body, cancer cells take cues from wound-healing cells and white blood cells. We now know how

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Life

Deep bacteria may evolve even without passing genes on

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Is the answer to life, the universe and everything 37?

Life

Is the answer to life, the universe and everything 37?

Features

The real Oompa-Loompas: Microbes that make chocolate

Life

The real Oompa-Loompas: Microbes that make chocolate

Features

Warming won't give emperor penguins happy feet

Earth

Warming won't give emperor penguins happy feet

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Humans and birds share the same singing genes

Life

Humans and birds share the same singing genes

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Life

Loops and folds of our DNA to shed light on disease

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I want to print personalised cancer drugs in a day

Health

I want to print personalised cancer drugs in a day

Opinion

Genetic analysis confirms Richard III skeleton find

Life

Genetic analysis confirms Richard III skeleton find

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Synthetic enzymes hint at life without DNA or RNA

Life

Synthetic enzymes hint at life without DNA or RNA

First ever enzymes made from XNA, an artificial alternative to DNA and RNA, reveal how life could have started and may work as long-lasting therapies

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Space

Finding aliens harder now we know DNA survives space

Analysis

Health

Watch a tapeworm squirm through a living man's brain

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Life

Gay gene discovery has good and bad implications

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Life

Largest study of gay brothers homes in on 'gay genes'

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