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Agricultural disease emerged from harmless virus

September 12, 2008
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Scientists have discovered that one of the world’s most important agricultural diseases emerged when two relatively harmless wild grass infecting viruses mutated over 100 years ago.
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Laboratory compliance: Making the grade

September 11, 2008
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Do you know your calibration from your validation and your verification from your qualification? Paul Smith gives us a handy guide to the often daunting subject of laboratory compliance
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Good things come in small packages

September 11, 2008
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The biological insight held by microRNA promises much – but how do you do about examining the subtleties of these discrete molecules? Sangita Parikh has some answers
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How much protein is in your beans?

September 11, 2008
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Healthy high protein, low fat foods such as beans are becomingly increasingly prevalent in the food market with people taking a growing interest in their dietary health. Here we learn...
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LHC at Cern powers-up successfully

September 10, 2008
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The worlds largest ever physics experiment - designed to probe the very existence of all the matter in the universe has been successfully started.
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Putting blood donation into a spin

September 9, 2008
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The national blood service take around 2 million blood donations a year as they aim to meet the demand of UK hospitals. Despite growing demand, safety is always a priority...
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Best of both worlds

September 9, 2008
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Allen Chasteauneuf thinks that to improve infection control a combined hydrophobic and antimicrobial approach is best. How can we achieve this? Look no further than nanotechnology
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New species of bacteria gets mouthy

September 9, 2008
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No one likes to think of their mouth as a haven for microbes, but no matter how hard we brush, our buccal cavity is a mini-butlins for billions of bugs...
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Robot with bio-brain to solve memory secrets

September 8, 2008
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A team from the UK is hoping to explain how we form memories with the development of a robot controlled by a biological brain.
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Expert stumbles on new species

September 5, 2008
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A leading fungi expert has accidentally stumbled upon a new species - as he walked home from work.
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