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Garlic blocks bacterial quorum sensing Garlic Constituent Blocks Biofilm Formation, Could Benefit Cystic Fibrosis Patients and Others "...[A] constituent of garlic ... attacks a… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	0	May 31, 2012
RNA regulated by methylation RNA Modification Influences Thousands of Genes: Revolutionizes Understanding of Gene Expression ...messenger RNA (mRNA), long thought to be… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	0	May 18, 2012
Lizard with a placenta! Superfreak of Evolution: The Lizard With a Humanlike Placenta In central Africa, an unassuming little lizard has evolved a spectacular and… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	1	Apr 18, 2012 Reply by Steph S.
Increasing Loss of Confidence in Science Science, associated with modernity, is losing support from those who would like to take us back to a time when heathens like us were stoned… Started by Phil	4	Apr 11, 2012 Reply by Joan Denoo
La Nina associated with flu pandemics? An interesting hypothesis has been put forward connecting La Nina with flu pandemic the following year. Climate Change: Flu Pandemics Linke… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	0	Mar 30, 2012
Molybdenum surprise in nitrogen fixation Trace Element Plays Major Role in Tropical Forest Nitrogen Cycle "Our results were quite unexpected," said Hedin, a professor of ecology an… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	1	Mar 22, 2012 Reply by Steph S.
Brain memory code cracked! Amazing breakthrough!!! In an article in the March 8 issue of the journal PLoS Computational Biology, physicists Travis Craddock and Jack T… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	2	Mar 10, 2012 Reply by Steph S.
Scientists describe the deepest terrestrial arthropod ever found Scientists have recently described the deepest terrestrial animal ever found, together with 4 new species for science. These animals are sp… Started by Steph S.	1	Feb 23, 2012 Reply by Joan Denoo
Yellow-cedar are dying in Alaska: Scientists now know why February 1, 2012. Yellow-cedar, a culturally and economically valuable tree in southeastern Alaska and adjacent parts of British Columbia,… Started by Steph S.	0	Feb 23, 2012
The Origin of Photosynthesis Revealed Good Biology article. Atmospheric oxygen really took off on our planet about 2.4 billion years ago during the Great Oxygenation Event. At t… Started by Steph S.	0	Feb 23, 2012