Nature News
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[:eu]Cells that trim brain connections are linked to autism[:]
[:eu]A difference in brain biology between the sexes might render males most vulnerable to autism.[:]
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[:eu]Cell maps reveal fresh details on how the immune system fights cancer[:]
[:eu]Immune cells that encompass and invade tumours could dictate the success or failure of therapy.[:]
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[:eu]Dreams of the Stone Age dated for first time in southern Africa[:]
[:eu]Ancient rock art research could piece together how the peoples who lived in the region some 5,700 years ago interacted.[:]
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[:eu]Huge Arctic report ups estimates of sea-level rise[:]
[:eu]Report prompts warnings that the polar region is ‘unravelling’.[:]
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[:eu]Young human blood makes old mice smarter[:]
[:eu]Mice treated with a protein from umbilical cord plasma improved their performance on memory tests.[:]
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[:eu]Physicists excited by latest LHC anomaly[:]
[:eu]A series of odd findings have theorists hoping for new particles.[:]
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[:eu]Drivers gear up for world’s first nanocar race[:]
[:eu]Chemists will navigate molecular wagons along a tiny golden track.[:]
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[:eu]Mobile-phone signals bolster street-level rain forecasts[:]
[:eu]Real-time analysis of wireless communications data could improve weather forecasts around the world.[:]
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[:eu]CRISPR studies muddy results of older gene research[:]
[:eu]Scientists face tough decisions when the latest gene-editing findings don’t match up with the results of other techniques.[:]