Topic
Life Science
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Rachele Cooper • February 5, 2007
- asks Rachele Cooper, a scienceline staff member
Ben Leach • February 1, 2007
While the HapMap Project gives hopes to groups like the Amish, some geneticists believe it has taken a wrong turn
Andrea Anderson • January 4, 2007
Stem cell scientist Hynek Wichterle tackles Lou Gehrig’s disease in a privately-funded lab outside the public eye.
Joshua J Romero • December 4, 2006
Racially diverse groups make better decisions
Melissa Mahony • November 29, 2006
A new book explores the science of species invasion
Andrea Thompson • November 27, 2006
A new book takes a look at how human language is formed, from its humble beginnings in the babbling child to its ultimate complexities of grammar and tense.
Jennifer Moser • November 27, 2006
--asks Jake from Gainesville, Florida.
Karen Schrock • November 22, 2006
Daniel Levitin's new book explores the science behind humanity's love affair with music.
Rachele Cooper • November 17, 2006
Scientists delve into the oceans to solve the problem of drug resistance.
Peter Sergo • November 6, 2006
-- asks Anonymous from New York, NY
Erica Westly • November 1, 2006
Cancer cells may cooperate to withstand their host's immune response.
Emily V. Driscoll • October 23, 2006
-- asks David from Internetland
Julie Leibach • October 20, 2006
Researchers have found some of the major players in the detection of sour taste.
My brother is allergic to raw carrots but has no reaction to cooked ones. How is this possible?
Kristin Elise Phillips • October 15, 2006
-- asks Tony from New York, NY.
Ciara Curtin • October 12, 2006
Anticipating bad events gives researchers a peek into posttraumatic stress disorder.