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Jul 28 2020
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These 100 million-year-old microbes can be revived in the laboratory

By Sergio Parra portal-3

A research team from the Japan Agency for Marine and Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) and the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography has collected samples of seafloor microbes up to…

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Jul 27 2020
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A genetic program ensures the longevity of neurons

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The mechanism, active from the earliest stages of neuronal development, inhibits the process of programmed cell death, or apoptosis, which ensures the continued survival of nerve cells.

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Jul 27 2020
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Books that inspire us: 'Absence, cancer and me', by Carmen Rodríguez and Sergio Castro

By Sergio Parra portal-3

Cancer occurs when cells begin to grow uncontrollably. Cancer alone kills 10 million people worldwide. Only if tobacco disappeared from the world, total cancer mortality would be reduced by 20 %: no…

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Jul 26 2020
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The day the discoverer of graphene performed a pyrotechnic show thanks to him

By Sergio Parra portal-3

Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, scientists at the University of Manchester (United Kingdom), were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 "for their fundamental experiments on the two-dimensional material graphene."

Des…

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Jul 25 2020
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The two characteristics that combine the experts who make the most mistakes

By Sergio Parra portal-3

Each of us, lately, as a result of Covid-19, chooses the expert who says what we want to hear. We repeat what he says without paying as much attention to what he says. They are ready-to-wear expert opinions. And that is possible only…

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Jul 24 2020
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Women are more easily labeled as victims and men as perpetrators even in identical transgressions.

By Sergio Parra portal-3

Tania A. Reynolds, Postdoc at the Kinsey Institute, and her colleagues have found that in several studies there is a gender bias in the moral sphere: women are more easily classified as victims and men as perpetrators…

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Jul 23 2020
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This new material cannot be cut and has been inspired by grapefruit peel

By Sergio Parra portal-3

Inspired by the tough cellular skin of the grapefruit and the fracture-resistant shells of the abalone, a gastropod mollusk, engineers at Durham University claim to have created the first non-cuttable material ever made.
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Jul 22 2020
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Actual COVID-19 case count could be 6 to 24 times higher, CDC study says

By Sergio Parra portal-3

The true number of coronavirus cases in the United States could be 6 to 24 times higher than the confirmed number of cases, according to a large federal study that drew on data from 10 cities and states in the country.

The study, published…

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Jul 21 2020
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We are made to lie but not so much that we are then unable to look in the mirror.

By Sergio Parra portal-3

The meaning of many of our behaviors depends on the context. Lying is one of them. That's why white lies exist, for example. Lying at the police station is not the same as lying to a friend if their chocolate cake…

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Jul 20 2020
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Our palate is so flexible that it is capable of enjoying things that are disgusting for some but delicious for others.

By Sergio Parra portal-3

The flexibility of our palate is extraordinary, and to a large extent it is something learned (although there is a biological, innate basis). That is why there are cultures where it is normal to eat things that in others are vomiting, such as blood sausage,...

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