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Simple membranes could have allowed nutrients to pass into primitive cells
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AAMAS 2008: Main Track
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Epigenetic codes in cognition and behaviour. [Behav Brain Res. 2008] - PubMed Result
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Episode 39: Detecting and Avoiding Online Threats | Up Close Podcast
podcast- Chris L - DOS attacks
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Cancer stem cells created from skin cells in lab
researchers at the School of Medicine have turned normal skin cells into cancer stem cells, a step that will make these naturally rare cells easier to study.
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Infected with Insanity: Could Microbes Cause Mental Illness?: Scientific American
Viruses or bacteria may be at the root of schizophrenia and other disorders
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The Scientist : NewsBlog : Brain-freeze reveals auditory pathways [13th April 2008 08:25 PM GMT]
The brain's sound processing areas are split into two distinct regions — one which determines what a sound is, the other which tracks where it's coming from, according to research published online today (April 13) in Nature Neuroscience.
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Liars' Brains Wired Differently
Specifically, liars had a 25.7 percent increase in prefrontal white matter compared to the antisocial controls and a 22 percent increase compared to the normal controls. Liars had a 14.2 percent decrease in prefrontal gray matter compared to normal contro
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'Ruthlessness gene' discovered : Nature News
Dictatorial behaviour may be partly genetic, study suggests.
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BBC NEWS | Health | Daily caffeine 'protects brain'
Coffee may cut the risk of dementia by blocking the damage cholesterol can inflict on the body, research suggests. The drink has already been linked to a lower risk of Alzheimer's Disease...
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