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1-Sex
Meaningless sex:
Hens eject sperm; roosters are clueless
Female impersonators
of the insect world
Sex in the reef: How to tell coral
species apart
Birth control for
cockroaches
Scents and Pheromones
Female crickets avoid
costs of inbreeding by mating with multiple males
2-Amazing feats
High pressure: Bacteria
survive inside diamond anvil
Scientists snare
bear hair for DNA analysis
Super fibers: Spinning
spider webs without spiders
Crystalline ice
plants
The first genome
sequenced by a graduate student
Life on the Inside
3-Calling all kooky creatures
In South Africa,
the Quagga Project Breeds Success
Wigglesworthia wiggles
into the world of sequenced genomes
African frog jumps
ahead: Xenopus tropicalis to be sequenced
A lean model
genome: The Japanese pufferfish is sequenced
Transgenic bunny by
Eduardo Kac
4-Cloning
Cloned Mice Have Genomic
Flaws
Endangered wild
sheep clone reported to be healthy
Modified cloning
strategy succeeds with rabbits
'Cc:' The first cloned kitten
5-Extremophiles
The first sequenced
extremophile
Without oxygen,
microbes make a living off methane in Black Sea
The world's toughest
bacterium
Methane-producing
microbes dominate in hot spring
Sulfolobus
tokodaii: A genome from Japan
Discovery of
undersea creature leads to new archaeal phylum
6-Genetic traits: Sleep, sound and shyness
Awake All Night
Recipes for Perfection
Is there a gene for shyness?
Beyond Insomnia: Strategies
of circadian genomics
7-Insects
Spider-Man
Moth DNA sequenced for
potential insecticide targets
makes caterpillars
floppy gene kills insects
Inside insects, life is
unchanged for 50 million years
Expression of foraging
gene associated with changes in bee behavior
8-A healthy dose of fiber
The Redwood Genome
A gene for curvaceous
cuisine
The onion's tearful enzyme
Anti-cancer trigger
revealed in brocolli
Banana genome in
five years
9-Handsome hooves
The
Legacy of Solid Gold
Rethinking
imprinting
Images of Imprinting
All the Pretty
Horses
Impressive's
Flaw
Mapping the Horse
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