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    Some species of Vibrio bacteria (blue) can cause cholera in humans. A version of Vibrio cholerae designed to be harmless may one day protect people against the dangerous form of the bacteria. [Tina Carvalho/University of Hawaii at Manoa/CC BY 2.0]
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    Probiotic, Live Vaccine Both Curb Cholera

    Model (left) and high-resolution image (right) of the nanoengineered micropipette with holes to distribute electrical current. [Daniel Schwarz/Max Planck Institute for Medical Research]
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    Neuronal Circuits Reportedly Mapped More Comprehensively Than Ever Before

    In certain poison frogs
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    Poison Frogs Evolved Poison Resistance via Complementary Mutations

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    New Cell Atlas Shows Subcellular Distribution of 12,000 Proteins

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    Parkinson’s Protein Has Widespread and Conserved Toxicity Influence

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    Synbio Modules Customize Cellular Input/Output, Add Anticancer Function

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    Synthetic Proteins Click on DNA Repair, Give Snaps of Early Cancer

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    Mount Sinai Sets Up Computational and Systems Pathology Center

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    Lipidomics Uses Light Touch to Distinguish Unsaturated Isomers

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    Gene Switch Controlled Kinetically, Not Thermodynamically

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