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On Nature News - December 19, 2008

US science adviser pick rumoured near
Harvard climate scientist John Holdren is the leading candidate.

Canada's scientists face an uncertain future
Political turmoil leaves key positions in doubt.

Similar genes shape diverse leaves
Distantly related plants use the same set of genes to establish the outline of their leaves.

Neurons on border patrol
The limits imposed by walls and trenches are recognized by special brain cells.

Posted by Asher Mullard on December 19, 2008
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