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  Air pollution could make people
  more vulnerable to COVID-19
  April 26, 2020
  

  Air pollution hits harder in communities of color. Such exposures could lead to increased risks from the new coronavirus.
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  Environmental DNA is everywhere
  April 14, 2024
  

  The ability to extract trace bits of DNA from soil, water, and even air is revolutionizing science. Are there pitfalls?
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  Science of 'Seinfeld'
  June 21, 2020
  

  Bill Sullivan was a biology graduate student when “Seinfeld” first hit the air. Thirty years on — and informed by the latest relevant science — he still ponders whether its inane scenarios were plausible.
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  Q&A with Stefan Schulz
  June 1, 2013
  

  For some spider species, love definitely is in the air. These arthropods emit sex pheromones, which are volatile compounds, to communicate with prospective mates, initiate courtship and accept partners.
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  Chasing cancer with dogs
  Oct. 1, 2015
  

  Dogs and humans have been living together for thousands of years. They evolved together, eating similar food, breathing the same air, and living in the same homes. Learn how treating pet dogs with cancer is helping researchers learn more about human forms of the disease.
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  A tale of two ZIP codes
  April 1, 2022
  

  Memphis is a renowned, multifaceted gem of the Midsouth. It is also home to some of the worst disparity and inequity in the U.S.
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  JLR: Unique solid-liquid lipid organization could regulate what gets under your skin
  April 1, 2018
  

  Studying the role of a skin lipid called ceramide EOS, researchers found long disordered chains that remain liquid at much lower temperatures than expected.
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  Environmental DNA and COVID-19
  April 25, 2021
  

  Technology that can identify stray bits of genetic material in the environment can help scientists monitor human and animal health.
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  An ancient animal helps scientists improve modern technology
  Dec. 22, 2024
  

  The same molecules that help tardigrades survive extreme weather can improve cryo-EM images of cellular structures and proteins, a team led by University of Wisconsin–Madison researcher Ci Ji Lim reports.
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  2022 holiday gift guide
  Nov. 15, 2022
  

  We hope these suggestions will help you check some of your favorite scientists off this year’s gift list.