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Earth’s ‘Boring Billion’ Years Blamed on Sulfur-Loving Microbes
U.S. News and World Report
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Concentrating on stem cells
Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology launches first undergrad concentration
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‘Water guy’ John Briscoe stays in motion
Brought to Harvard with joint appointment at SEAS, HSPH
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Trading energy for safety, bees extend legs to stay stable in wind
Turbulence hampers flight for various bee species, possibly other insects
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Biology department evolves at FAS
FAS creates a new dedicated Department of Human Evolutionary Biology
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Embryo’s heartbeat drives blood stem cell formation
Clues about how blood forms could yield new strategies for treating blood diseases
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Microbes thrive under Antarctic glacier
Newfound iron-breathing species have lived in cold isolation for millions of years
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Geometry plays part in cellular protein arrangement
Research finds Bacillus subtilis spore yields clue to protein placement
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Florida: The far side of paradise
Students explore a Florida off the beaten track, help a town plan its future
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Skin biology illuminates how stem cells operate
Adult skin stem cells have treated burn victims for decades
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How stem cells find their way around
Mechanism identified that directs stem cells to destination
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