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The Jacket Buzz: Biology I state test results now available - my.hsj.org

The Jacket Buzz: Biology I state test results now available
my.hsj.org
240 students took the Biology I state test last year. Starkville School District is at the "successful" testing level, one tier beneath the highest rating. The levels are determined by how well the students do on their state tests and how many four ...

Next time you hear a dolphin whistle, listen closely - CBS News

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Next time you hear a dolphin whistle, listen closely
CBS News
... had to do it by changing air sac volumes," Madsen said. "That means that there is a much bigger potential for making a broader range of sounds and hence increase information transfer." The research is detailed this week in the journal Biology Letters.
Dolphins 'talk' like humansWired.co.uk
Study blows whistle on dolphin languageAdelaide Now
Dolphins Talk Like HumansDiscovery News
Press TV -ZME Science
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Boys with absent fathers more likely to be young fathers - The FINANCIAL

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Boys with absent fathers more likely to be young fathers
The FINANCIAL
According to a study published in the Royal Society Journal Biology Letters, boys with absent fathers were more likely to go onto have at least one child by the age of 23. Boys who lost their fathers before the age of seven were particularly affected, ...
Fatherless boys become dads earlier: studySydney Morning Herald
Boys with absent fathers likely to have children earlierTelegraph.co.uk

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Education notes: Sept. 7 - Lexington Herald Leader

Lexington Herald Leader

Education notes: Sept. 7
Lexington Herald Leader
... chemistry major from Prestonsburg; Ellen Burns, biology major from Fort Mitchell; Emily Combs, undeclared major from Campbellsville; Zainab Farooqui, biology major from Lexington; Joanna Foresman, biosystems engineering major from Louisville; ...

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Glencoe Software and The Journal of Cell Biology Pioneer Publishing of Genome ... - PR Newswire (press release)

Glencoe Software and The Journal of Cell Biology Pioneer Publishing of Genome ...
PR Newswire (press release)
7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Journal of Cell Biology (JCB), The Rockefeller University Press and Glencoe Software are pleased to announce their next enhancement to the JCB DataViewer, the world's first system for sharing and archiving published ...

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Koufax's perfect game — the tale of the data - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Koufax's perfect game — the tale of the data
Los Angeles Times
For me, the event proved to be a watershed moment in my lifelong obsession with data, and thus a major development in my future career in biology. Earlier that year, the Dodgers led a campaign to teach local kids how to score a baseball game, ...
Lessons on science from Sandy KoufaxLA Observed

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Underground chick-killers filmed - BBC News

BBC News

Underground chick-killers filmed
BBC News
"We buried infrared video cameras within the hosts' underground nests to see what happened," said Dr Claire Spottiswoode, who led the research, published in the journal Biology Letters. The footage revealed the honeyguide chicks grasping, ...
Natural born killersPhysOrg.com

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Fetal tissue plays pivotal role in formation of insulin-producing cells - EurekAlert (press release)

Fetal tissue plays pivotal role in formation of insulin-producing cells
EurekAlert (press release)
As reported today in the journal PLoS Biology, during the late stages of development in mice, this fetal tissue -- called the mesenchyme -- secretes chemicals. Those chemicals enable insulin-producing beta cells to mature and expand. ...

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Regulating Synthetic Biology: How Much or How Little? - Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine (blog)

Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine (blog)

Regulating Synthetic Biology: How Much or How Little?
Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine (blog)
That debate is taking shape not only broadly but in the nascent field of synthetic biology, where scientific, public-health, and business interests are converging. In a recently published paper in Science, the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) ...
BIO says synthetic biology should be supported.ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release)

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New Insight in How Cells' Powerhouse Divides - Bioscience Technology

New Insight in How Cells' Powerhouse Divides
Bioscience Technology
“It's a paradigm shift in cell biology,” said Jodi Nunnari, professor and chair of molecular cell biology at UC Davis and a co-author of the paper. Mitochondria produce chemical energy for a cell's needs. They are wrapped in two membranes, ...

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