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On Nature News - March 06, 2009

The resurrection of a disease-linked gene
An unusual tale of a gene lost, then found, during human evolution.

Evidence for ancient horse ranch uncovered
Traces of earliest known milking of horses in Kazakhstan.

Briefing: Climate change crisis for rainforests
Drought could turn carbon sinks into sources.

Test tube disease models one step closer
Skin cells from Parkinson's patients transformed into tailor-made neurons.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on March 06, 2009
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