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The worms absorb and digest symbiotic bacteria through their skin.
Rings of DNA inside bacteria use CRISPR process to attack each other.
Factories, national parks, and dense urban areas worldwide feel the effects of COVID-19.
During this modern coronavirus pandemic, our ancient instincts for avoiding disease may misfire.
Someday, such supports could allow meat in the lab to grow from tiny hamburger-nuggets into something more like steak.
Around the world, physicians at overwhelmed hospitals may have to decide who will not get treated during the pandemic.
Experts who studied the Zika epidemic discuss how to handle misinformation during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
New research indicates that new technologies emerged on the island separately from Eurasian innovations.
Yamir Moreno studies how human networks spread COVID-19 and other diseases.
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