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New weather, old pipes challenge nation's water supply

... on treatment, she says, puts the water systems in peril from both overwhelming weather events and contaminants that resist conventional treatment. The recipe for disaster is there, including intake points for drinking water are not consistently shielded from the sewage that periodically spills into sur...

Queen bee promiscuity boosts hive health

...ore time and energy and puts the queens at greater peril for predator attacks. "Even though just one male provides all the sperm that a queen needs for the rest of her life, queen honeybees go out on mating flights and obtain sperm from a dozen or more males," said lead author Thomas Seeley, Cornell profes...

Bird moms manipulate birth order to protect sons

Protecting her kids from peril is the job of every good mom. When marauding mites turn up in a house finch's nest, she shelters her sons from the blood-suckers by laying male eggs later than those containing their sturdier sisters, according to new research. Making sure the ...

Primates on the brink

...monkeys, lemurs and other primates-face increasing peril from humans and some could soon disappear forever, according to a report released today by the Primate Specialist Group of IUCN-The World Conservation Union's Species Survival Commission (SSC) and the International Primatological Society (IPS), in co...

In the mating game, male wild turkeys benefit even when they don't get the girl

...ng out alarm calls to warn nearby relatives at the peril of drawing the attention of a predator. "Although kin selection is widely invoked as an explanation for cooperation, obtaining the fitness data necessary to demonstrate kin selection can be really tough," said Eileen Lacey, UC Berkeley associate prof...

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(Date:5/21/2013)... University researchers have developed a new method for ... holes in the cell surface. The technique could ... related biological fields. , Bulk electroporation a ... reversible nanopores in the cell membrane that are ... is an increasingly popular method of cell transfection. ...
(Date:5/21/2013)... ARBORThe new University of Michigan Water Center today ... support Great Lakes restoration and protection efforts. , ... support diverse projects, including efforts to track the ... of techniques to control non-native weedy plant invasions; ... monitor fish responses to restoration activities. , The ...
(Date:5/21/2013)... at Chicago College of Medicine will study gender differences in ... energy source -- and how changes in fat metabolism play ... 4-year grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. ... for energy. These changes may play a major role in ... and women, says E. Douglas Lewandowski, director of the UIC ...
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