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Copper in carbon monoxide transmutations
02.02.2006

Copper in carbon monoxide transmutations

Chemists from the Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry RAS have developed a new catalyst for industrial chemical reactions, which take place with the discharge of a large amount of heat.

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Animal viruses and human tumours
02.02.2006

Animal viruses and human tumours

Humans can contract cancer through infection with viruses from animals.

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The Indian Ocean: from basin to basin
02.02.2006

The Indian Ocean: from basin to basin

The structure of the bottom of the Indian Ocean was almost unknown before the 1950s.

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What’s new is the well reprocessed old
02.02.2006

What’s new is the well reprocessed old

Broken brick, ash and old plastic bottles are a wonderful basis for new materials that are strong, resistant and inexpensive.

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The puzzle of the iron nucleus
02.02.2006

The puzzle of the iron nucleus

Urals scientists from the Institute of Mineralogy and the Institute of Geophysics of the Urals Branch RAS have proposed a new model for the formation of the Earth and the plants of the Earth Group.

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Stem cells from fatty tissue – instead of marrow
02.02.2006

Stem cells from fatty tissue – instead of marrow

Contemporary medicine uses stem cells to regenerate serious damage to bone, cartilage, skin, muscle tissue and nerves.

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An ideal oil
26.01.2006

An ideal oil

Researchers from the Kuban State Technological University have noticed that there is no oil in nature that combines all the most essential fatty acids in the desired quantity.

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Hide your mobile from the children
26.01.2006

Hide your mobile from the children

The wide distribution of mobile communications is of concern to scientists.

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A fire at sea is not just a fairy tale
26.01.2006

A fire at sea is not just a fairy tale

You do not get a fire at sea in just fairy tales.

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Curdled milk restores nerve cells
26.01.2006

Curdled milk restores nerve cells

Specialists from the Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry RAS have established that the products of metabolism (probiotics) of lactate bacteria that reside in the human intestine, affect the differentiation of the nerve cells.

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