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New species of yeast discovered

June 21, 2012
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A new rare and unusual species of yeast has been discovered at three separate locations across the world.The novel strain of yeast – Saccharomycopsis fodiens – was isolated in three...
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Warm currents melt ice shelf underbelly

June 20, 2012
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The air might not be warm enough to melt snow on top of glaciers, but warm ocean currents are thawing the underbellies of floating ice sheets in Antarctica say NASA...
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Peptide immunotherapy to prevent diabetes

June 19, 2012
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A new therapy for Type 1 diabetes could be in the pipeline thanks to a new project at King’s College London which has received a £2.3m Translation Award from the...
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Cellular basis for age-related breast cancer vulnerability uncovered

June 18, 2012
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The risk of breast cancer increases dramatically for women over the age of 50, but why has remained a mystery. However, researchers have uncovered a cellular basis for age-related breast...
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DNA fingerprinting with lobSTR

June 18, 2012
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A novel method for profiling short tandem repeats (STR) in personal genomes has been developed in America, bringing STR identification into the 21st Century.The three stage technique – named lobSTR...
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New nano-factory to boost graphene research

June 15, 2012
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Graphene has been hailed as a wonder material which could replace silicon in microchips thanks to its strength and conductivity, and researchers in the South-West have developed a nano-factory which...
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New evidence for shunned Parkinson’s theory

June 14, 2012
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A once-shunned theory on how Parkinson’s disease develops has received renewed support thanks to researchers in America. Using powerful computational tools and laboratory tests, scientists from the University of California...
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IceCube puts cosmic ray theory on ice

June 13, 2012
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A $272m telescope buried deep beneath the South Pole has failed to find any neutrinos accompanying exploding fireballs in space, undermining a leading theory on how cosmic rays are born.IceCube...
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Biological trigger for high blood pressure found

June 13, 2012
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A biological tipping point in the development of high blood pressure may have been discovered by researchers at St George’s University of London.The team discovered that the reduced activity of...
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Nature-inspired surface for self-cleaning glass

June 11, 2012
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A new multifunctional glass that allows water droplets to bounce of its surface like tiny rubber balls has been developed by scientists in America.The surface, inspired by Nature’s textured surfaces,...
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Exploring the Sun with Dr Lucie Green

June 8, 2012
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Laboratory News packed up their camera and went on the road to visit Dr Lucie Green, a space scientist at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory in Dorking.Lucie is a Leverhulme...
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First walking tetrapod couldn’t walk after all

June 8, 2012
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An ancient tetrapod thought to be the first ever to walk on land couldn’t actually walk at all suggests new research.The four-limbed creature probably hauled itself out of the primordial...
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