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Published Chinese research may be skewed

Genetics studies from China are more likely to describe spurious links between particular DNA sequences and susceptibility to disease, a new survey claims

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Space

Japan’s accident-prone probe soldiers on

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No slowing in AIDS calamity

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Controversial chemical legislation is approved

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60 Seconds

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GM peas cause surprise allergic reaction

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FDA clears anti-flu drug Tamiflu

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Space

Internet entrepreneur poised to become rocket man

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Technology

Why we cannot rely on firearm forensics

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Life

Dino droppings reveal prehistoric taste for grass

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Soundbites

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Physics

‘Hot’ superconductor surprise baffles physicists

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Physics

Quantum bubbles are key to extreme computing

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Innocents die as DNA goes untested

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How life shapes the brainscape

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Brief thoughts

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Families share traits of autistic children

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Physics

Where to find the beginning of time

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Malaria control should target ‘super-spreaders’

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Lifespan-boosting gene may be more effective if absent

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Life

Tibet’s mountain gods have a way of preserving nature

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Earth

‘Missing’ Xenon’s hiding place unearthed

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Life

Weather’s role in early Irish building

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Statins also do stem cell magic

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Life

Helpful ants put up no-entry signs

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Earth

Young Earth not as hellish as we thought

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Technology

New anaesthetic delivery system goes wild

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Earth

Myriad mirrors turn desert into energy farm

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Technology

Robo-planes fight for airtime

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Technology

Gizmo

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Technology

Seeking a safe path through the landmine debate

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Technology

When is a landmine not a landmine?

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Life

For ultrasharp pictures, use a living camera

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Technology

A cool way to soup up a supercomputer

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