The spread of cancer in the human body
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The microbes that would not die: Microbiologists have coaxed life from a brick from a temple in Thebes, from permanently frozen arctic soil and from ancient muds on the floor of the Pacific Ocean. Are these organisms really survivors from earlier centuri
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Surviving radiation in space
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In the beginning was the genome: The world's first 'big science' project in the life sciences - The project to map and sequence the entire complement of human genes
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Doubts raised over accuracy of DNA fingerprinting
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Science: Why do humans and apes cradle babies on their left side?
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Science: Older mothers have more left-handed babies
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Technology
Technology: Fresh evidence prompts row over Airbus crash
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Technology: Solar plane sets off for Kitty Hawk
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Technology: Cardboard, pencil and paper - New tools to spot glaucoma
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Technology: Market forces blamed for holding back Japan's baby computer
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Technology: Aphids fall for siren scent of pheromones
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Technology: Rocket fuel keeps acid off Florida's oranges
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Technology
Technology: New tech, new jobs
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Science carries the can for Maguire Seven convictions
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Volcano damages
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Chemical peace
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A home fit for macaques
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Kites flying
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Rocket fire
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Private fears
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Virus screening
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Animal rules
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Science: The gene that makes a man of you
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Life
Science: The whale that could not stand on its own two feet
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Science: Embryo transplants could save rare animals
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'Doomed' Hipparcos mission is a success
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Technical snags hamper push for smaller dishes
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Abortion pill in prospect for Britain
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'Medical famine' blights USSR, says official journal
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Researchers divided over Alzheimer's and aluminium
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'Incurable' disease falls to genetic codebreakers
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Crackdown on hackers 'may violate civil rights'
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A dissident view on life, the Universe and democracy
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Fifth force physicist bows to nature
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Weapons plants 'were dangerously radioactive'
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Patient denied rights to own tissue
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MPs compromise over BSE and breeding
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White House demands probe into NASA
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Opinion
Features
The spread of cancer in the human body
Features
The microbes that would not die: Microbiologists have coaxed life from a brick from a temple in Thebes, from permanently frozen arctic soil and from ancient muds on the floor of the Pacific Ocean. Are these organisms really survivors from earlier centuri
Features
Space
Surviving radiation in space
Features
In the beginning was the genome: The world's first 'big science' project in the life sciences - The project to map and sequence the entire complement of human genes
Features
Doubts raised over accuracy of DNA fingerprinting
Features
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