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·U.S. scientists decode genome of pig [ 17:05 November 03 2009]
·Researchers decode DNA of pig [ 17:02 November 03 2009]
·Advancement made in experimental lupus treatment [ 16:28 November 03 2009]
·Renewables to account for 10% of primary energy next year [ 15:00 November 03 2009]
·Flu shot in pregnancy benefits baby [ 15:27 November 02 2009]
·Australian researchers claim breakthrough against Hendra virus [ 20:32 October 30 2009]
·A future of half-human-half-robots? [ 14:10 October 29 2009]
·Algae link to Australia's clean coal technology [ 20:35 October 16 2009]
·Experts say dinosaur fossil found in east China may be new species [ 21:08 October 15 2009]
·New dinosaur discovery may provide "missing link" [ 19:28 October 14 2009]

·First vegetarian spider found in Americas [ 17:19 October 13 2009]
·Australia's first female Nobel prize winner hailed at home [ 14:12 October 06 2009]
·U.S. laureate sees winning Nobel Prize as recognition for entire telomere field (3) [ 14:11 October 06 2009]
·U.S. laureate sees winning Nobel Prize as recognition for entire telomere field (2) [ 14:11 October 06 2009]
·U.S. laureate sees winning Nobel Prize as recognition for entire telomere field [ 14:09 October 06 2009]
·China's new dinosaur fossil sheds light on bird origin [ 15:24 September 26 2009]
·IITA develops bio-pesticide for moth control in Africa [ 08:57 September 25 2009]
·Researchers announce first vaccine capable of cutting AIDS infection [ 08:57 September 25 2009]
·Bumpy road for development of AIDS vaccine [ 08:44 September 25 2009]
·Italian scientists discover weight-loss enzyme [ 08:51 September 22 2009]

·Italian scientists announce cancer-related discovery [ 13:34 September 20 2009]
·Genzyme sets up R&D center in Beijing [ 11:22 September 18 2009]
·Mexican scientists sequence genome for tequila cactus [ 11:20 September 18 2009]
·Scientists make modern mummy [ 14:08 September 16 2009]
·Prehistoric fish found again in Indonesia [ 08:39 September 16 2009]
·Singapore partners global microscopy manufacturer in life science research [ 15:25 September 14 2009]
·Media: Singapore's native species in danger due to acid rain [ 15:24 September 14 2009]
·Japan's Waseda University opens bioscience institute in Singapore [ 15:23 September 14 2009]
·China breeds rare carp species for protection [ 15:22 September 14 2009]
·China launches hybrid rice training base for foreign agrotechnicians [ 10:54 September 13 2009]

·Singapore sets up first cell therapy facility [ 10:53 September 13 2009]
·Sarah the cheetah, the world's quickest cat [ 11:17 September 11 2009]
·Singapore sets up first cell therapy facility [ 09:37 September 09 2009]
·Researchers find first evidence of virus in malignant prostate cells [ 09:49 September 08 2009]
·Infections may lead to faster memory loss in Alzheimer's disease: research [ 09:48 September 08 2009]
·Genomes reveal bacterial lifestyles: research [ 09:48 September 08 2009]
·"Liposuction leftovers" easily converted to iPS cells, U.S. study shows [ 09:47 September 08 2009]
·Scientists discover giant rats, fanged frogs, grunting fish [ 09:47 September 08 2009]
·SAARC bio-technology training held in Nepal [ 14:37 September 07 2009]
·Cardiac resynchronization can delay progression of heart failure: study [ 08:46 September 03 2009]

·Research suggests monkeys are heavy metal fans [ 08:45 September 03 2009]
·Scientists unlock secret to youthful skin [ 15:53 September 01 2009]
·Clinic research for umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant starts in Tianjin (4) [ 13:56 August 30 2009]
·Clinic research for umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant starts in Tianjin (3) [ 13:56 August 30 2009]
·Clinic research for umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant starts in Tianjin (2) [ 13:56 August 30 2009]
·Clinic research for umbilical cord blood stem cell transplant starts in Tianjin [ 13:53 August 30 2009]
·Mutation rate in humans measured by direct sequencing [ 13:53 August 30 2009]
·New grants awarded to boost California stem cell research [ 10:39 August 22 2009]
·Gene discovery reveals critical protein's function in hearing [ 10:38 August 22 2009]
·New method found to fight DNA theft [ 13:23 August 21 2009]

·Malaysia successfully treat cartilage with stem cell [ 20:53 August 20 2009]
·Italian researchers identify key gene in development of stem cells [ 09:22 August 18 2009]
·China's oldest, largest dinosaur fossils to find new home in Beijing [ 18:40 August 14 2009]
·Researchers use nanoparticle-delivered genes to slow ovarian tumor growth [ 10:29 July 31 2009]
·Organic food is no healthier, study finds [ 09:30 July 31 2009]
·Turkey lays foundation for world's third biggest seed gene bank [ 08:28 July 31 2009]
·Freshly crushed garlic better for the heart than processed: study [ 08:35 July 30 2009]
·Chimps not immune to HIV-like virus, Study [ 08:41 July 23 2009]
·Australian scientists find tomato gene to feed millions [ 17:00 July 21 2009]
·U.S. researchers develop new way to guage Alzheimer's disease [ 08:28 July 15 2009]
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