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Scientists crack mitochondrial 'bottleneck'

Mohit Joshi 28 January 2008

Washington, Jan 28: In a novel research, funded by the Wellcome Trust, scientists have cracked a “mitochondrial genetic bottleneck”, by which a particular family of diseases is passed down from mot

US cautions citizens visiting Pakistan

Sahil Nagpal 28 January 2008

Islamabad, Jan 28: PakistanThe US Government has issued a fresh travel advisory to citizens visiting

Natural gas released by bacteria beneath ice sheets might have contributed to ancient global warming

Mohit Joshi 27 January 2008

Washington, Jan 27: A new study by geoscientists has suggested that the release of natural gas by carbon-hungry bacteria trapped deep in the rock beneath ice sheets contributed to global warming ob

Handwriting still plays key role in how we learn and express ourselves

Mohit Joshi 27 January 2008

Washington, Jan 26: Handwriting still plays key role in how we learn and express ourselves

Champion beats British memory champ!

Sahil Nagpal 27 January 2008

Chimp beats British memory champ!Washington, Jan 27: A seven-year old chimp fr

Next Gen electronic devices could be on the nano-scale

Sahil Nagpal 26 January 2008

Washington, Jan 26: Scientists have developed a procedure for creating highly pure carbon nanotubes needed for the development of the next generation of electronic devices, which would be on the na

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