If you're not quite sure what the "H" and the "N" in H1N1 stand for or how the 2009 H1N1 differed from the 1918 H1N1, or if H10N8 is just starting to sound like alphabet soup to you, then Judy Stone's article at the Molecules to Medicine blog can help.
Know your flu
Scientists make tiny robots out of human cells, and they repair neuron cells
Scientists at Tufts University and Harvard University have created tiny "robots" out of human cells, that they call anthrobots. They used human cells from the trachea, and had them form… READ THE REST
Dodo to be deëxtincted with genetic engineering
The dodo, a flightless bird once unique to Mauritius and hunted to extinction there, is to be re-introduced by genetically engineering fresh ones. The genomes of it and the Nicobar… READ THE REST
Fully intact fly found in Missouri man's colon: "Just unheard of"
A 63-year-old man in Missouri went in for a routine colonoscopy, only to give doctors an extremely rare find: a perfectly intact (albeit dead) fly. "I've been doing this for… READ THE REST
Windows and Mac users swear by these 2019 Microsoft Apps, and they're all yours for just $30!
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Streamline your appointments with a Calendbook subscription, now just $49.99
TL;DR: Manage your available time more efficiently with a Calendbook appointment scheduling lifetime subscription, now only $49.99 with this limited time offer. Trying to coordinate a busy work calendar is an absolute… READ THE REST
Cyber Monday sales aren't done yet! Get an Apple TV with a Siri Remote for under $70
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