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[:es]New class of killer T cells may prevent autoimmune diseases[:]

[:es]Study identifies human counterparts to mouse cells that quell rogue immune response[:]
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[:es]Physicists produce biggest time crystal yet[:]

[:es]Quantum computer simulates perpetually cycling system[:]
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[:es]Why kitchen sponges are the perfect home for bacteria[:]

[:es] The tools provide the optimal physical environment for microbes to thrive [:]
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[:es]Finland built this tomb to store nuclear waste. Can it survive for 100,000 years?[:]

[:es]Finland is set to open the world’s first permanent repository for high-level nuclear waste. How did it succeed when other countries stumbled?[:]
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[:es]The calorie counter[:]

[:es]Evolutionary anthropologist Herman Pontzer busts myths about how humans burn calories—and why[:]
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[:es]Crash of the titans: imminent merger of giant black holes predicted[:]

[:es]Never-before-seen event could spark cosmic fireworks, but many fear signal will evaporate[:]
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[:es]Did a taste for blood help humans grow big brains? Story isn’t so simple[:]

[:es]Researchers say sampling errors question a leading hypothesis about human evolution[:]
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[:es]Brain surgeries are opening windows for neuroscientists, but ethical questions abound[:]

[:es]When surgery to treat neurological conditions lets researchers peer into the brain, ethical questions abound[:]
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[:es]Cloning goes wild[:]

[:es]A ferret named Elizabeth Ann could become the first cloned mammal to help save an endangered species[:]