Biology
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Biological Clock: The Internal Balance Mechanism That Doesn’t Run Out of Battery
Let’s say we went on a world tour and went through many different time zones quickly. Our perceptions are confused,…
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Heading a Bottle of Bacteria: A Journey from the Stomach to the Nobel Prize
How far would you go to bring the idea you believe to life? Would you mind a bottle of bacteria…
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How and Why Do Sunflowers Orient to the Sun?
Have you ever seen a sunflower that orientates to the Sun? They were like moving and following the Sun. Many…
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Feeling a Missing Limb: Phantom Limb Syndrome
Is it possible for people with limb loss to feel like they still have it? Or could there be something…
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Law Suit of Angelina Jolie’s Gene: BRCA
Today we will touch on the subject of patents and discuss a case involving Angelina Jolie. But this gene is…
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Fears Learned: The Little Albert Experiment
There is no doubt that history is full of scary stories and events. From the burning of Jews in the…
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A Gene That Could Make You Defy Death: D4DR
Extreme sport is a general name given to sports that involve more risks and difficulties than other sports. In other…
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Could Spider-Man’s Web Be Real? The Spider That Produces The World’s Strongest Fiber
Consider a material that is both stronger than steel and more flexible than rubber. Moreover, it is even more conductive…
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Nature Inspired Design Strategies: Biomimicry
Biomimicry can be defined as taking inspiration from nature or imitating nature in designs and technologies developed as solutions to…
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Creatures We Could Live For Only 4 Years If They Were Wiped From The Earth: Bees
Many animals live in the world. Animals have always been of great importance in human history. People nurtured animals, used…
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