Science
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[:es]Cryo–electron microscopy breaks the atomic resolution barrier at last[:]
[:es]If you want to map the tiniest parts of a protein, you only have a few options: You can coax millions of individual protein molecules to align into crystals and […]
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[:es]Double whammy doomed Madagascar’s giant birds and mammals[:]
[:es]Madagascar was once home to towering elephant birds, giant tortoises, and even giant lemurs. Today no animal heavier than a car tire exists, and researchers have long debated whether humans […]
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[:es]Is gene therapy ready to treat some forms of autism?[:]
[:es]As a baby, Quincy appeared healthy and happy, smiling at an early age and giggling frequently. But during her first few months of life, she missed many developmental milestones: At […]
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[:es]Starlink already threatens optical astronomy. Now, radio astronomers are worried[:]
[:es]The 197 radio astronomy dishes of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) in South Africa will sit within a radio-quiet zone the size of Pennsylvania where even a cellphone is forbidden, […]
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[:es]Electric shocks to the tongue can quiet chronic ringing ears[:]
[:es]Tinnitus—a constant ringing or buzzing in the ears that affects about 15% of people—is difficult to understand and even harder to treat. Now, scientists have shown shocking the tongue—combined with […]
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[:es]‘Playful teasing’ in apes could provide clues to the evolutionary roots of early humor[:]
[:es]Even before they learn to talk, human infants and toddlers know how to joke: They play games such as peek-a-boo and take whatever unexpected actions get a rise from adults. […]
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[:es]Eating a tiny bit of mom’s poop could give C-section babies an immune ‘primer’[:]
[:es]The bacteria that live in our bodies, particularly our guts, play key roles in immunity and development. But babies born by cesarean section don’t get the rich blend of microbes […]
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[:es]Flower colors are changing in response to climate change[:]
[:es]As the world’s climate changes, plants and animals have adapted by expanding into new territory and even shifting their breeding seasons. Now, research suggests that over the past 75 years, […]