Cocaine, carbon and human regeneration
26 July, 2013 | Claire Scott |
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The dark side of Parkinson's disease therapy: crack cocaine use is increased by dopamine agonist treatment. https://t.co/vGw3smIZ6s
— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 22, 2013
Nailing the question of regeneration: new research into the mechanisms of digit growth. https://t.co/bNGsqmGz1D
— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 24, 2013
An underground factory: roots and their associated fungi contribute considerably to carbon storage in soils. https://t.co/locehWcR8Y
— F1000Prime (@F1000) July 25, 2013
And from elsewhere on Twitter…
How every scientist's bathroom should look? What do you think @F1000? pic.twitter.com/dDaFUH9v3J
— VIVA Bioscience (@vivabioscience) July 26, 2013
Here it is, @google's Rosalind Franklin doodle // our interview w Franklin's PhD student is at https://t.co/7hMd9DISCA pic.twitter.com/uZaSpuTeB0
— Genome Biology (@GenomeBiology) July 24, 2013
White matter matters. @biomemagazine's latest article describes #neural connections in #autism – https://t.co/ye6yFOAnj5 #neuroscience
— BioMed Central (@BioMedCentral) July 24, 2013
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