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Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Online Dating Service Planned for Apes
Zookeepers in the Netherlands are planning to hook up Dutch and Indonesian orangutans over the Internet and believe the link could at some stage be used as an online dating service where apes could get to know one another and keepers could work out whether they would be compatible mates.
DNA in Urine Can Reveal Disease
Promising research shows that simple urine tests for DNA fragments could offer early detection of cancer, tuberculosis, HIV, malaria and other diseases.
Ties That Bind Atoms Weaker Than Thought
A new experiment finds the force that holds all atoms together is weaker than once thought.
Brain Gene Could Explain Why Yours is So Big
The discovery of a rapidly evolving DNA section in humans could help explain why our brains are so much bigger than chimps.
Men with Low Testosterone More Likely to Die
A new study can't say if low testosterone levels are causing the deaths, but the research links the two.
Hot Dogs May Cause Genetic Mutations
Extracts from hot dogs bought from the supermarket, when mixed with nitrites, resulted in what appeared to be these DNA mutating compounds.
Image of the Day: Reef Under Construction
Emergency restoration efforts are underway in Puerto Rico following the grounding of the 748-foot oil tanker Margara along the south coast of Puerto Rico.
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