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On Nature News - November 03, 2008

VIDEO: Nanotubes turn on the tunes
Stretchy carbon sheets act as loudspeakers.

Human genes are multitaskers
Up to 94% of human genes can generate different products.

Primate researchers ask the big questions
Scientists chart course for studies of humans' closest relatives.

Phoenix faces final curtain
Mars lander struggles to communicate in its last days.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on November 03, 2008
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