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Fluorescent probe sheds light on tuberculosis bacteria

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How do oviduct cells transport eggs and embryos?

Science Signaling | Aug. 14, 2018

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Animal fat on ancient pottery reveals a nearly catastrophic period of human prehistory

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Science | Aug. 10, 2018

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fibroblast reticular cells (FRCs) in fat-associated lymphoid clusters (FALCs)

Tissue cells arrange the attack against bacteria escaping from organs

Science Immunology | Aug. 10, 2018

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