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Scientists from the Biosciences Department at Durham University have outlined possible new approaches to protecting crops from devastating diseases by finding common weaknesses in the proteins pathogens use to attack plants. The researchers presented their ideas in a recent review article in The Plant Journal.
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The discovery could help astronomers determine whether an outer world is suitable for life.
China has successfully placed the first three Diting-01 satellites into orbit as part of a planned commercial radio-tracking constellation of 60 spacecraft designed to locate sources of…
By comparing variations in the coat colors of eastern gray squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) in Montreal city parks, researchers found that hyperlocal conditions appear to play a bigger role in shaping…
New excavations in the Nile Delta offer eye-opening clues about military and residential life in the New Kingdom era
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can turn a person's life upside down, leaving lasting effects on memory, thinking, physical abilities and overall quality of life.
