Again an extremely powerful cover by +TIME.
Again an extremely powerful cover by +TIME.
Read the cover story: http://goo.gl/nxlnd
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Today the last bit of the Maasvlakte 2 will be closed enabling the Port of Rotterdam…
Today the last bit of the Maasvlakte 2 will be closed enabling the Port of Rotterdam to grow with 20% by converting 5,000 acres of North Sea into usable land that will be at 5 meters above sea level.
+NASA published several snapshots showing the steady construction of this over the last couple of years that is now going into its final stage: http://goo.gl/i6ugv
Mummies found in +South Uist in Scotland are actually a composition of several different…
Mummies found in +South Uist in Scotland are actually a composition of several different non related individuals but why this is this is still a mystery….
'Brown sampled DNA from the female skeleton's jawbone, skull, arm, and leg. The results show that bones came from different people, none of whom even shared the same mother, he said.'
'A cynical theory, study author Brown said, assumes that the Bronze Age people of Cladh Hallan were just eminently practical: "Maybe the head dropped off and they got another head to stick on."'
Read more at +National Geographic http://goo.gl/yVarp
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Super album with amazing pictures to look at during the last half hour of #sciencesunday…
In album Abstracts and Patterns (Nature) (51 photos)
Super album with amazing pictures to look at during the last half hour of #sciencesunday by +Dan Bowden
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Since I've gained so many new followers over the last few weeks I thought I'd reshare some of my albums with them!
This is my Abstracts and Patterns (Nature) album. It's a work in progress!
And since it's #ScienceSunday I may as well tag +Rajini Rao and +Robby Bowles as well!
Enjoy
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Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes
Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes. Also, they show that SNPs inside regulatory elements might be responsible for the variation in specie specific functions.
PLoS Genetics is an open-access
Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances…
Comparing chromatin signatures (DNaseI hypersensitive) and transcript abundances (DGE sequencing) for 3 humans, 3 chimpanzees and 3 macaques shows evidence of gain and loss of regulatory elements that correlate with species-specific phenotypic changes. Also, they show that SNPs inside regulatory elements might be responsible for the variation in specie specific functions.
PLoS Genetics: Extensive Evolutionary Changes in Regulatory Element Activity during Human Origins Are Associated with Altered Gene Expression and Positive Selection
PLoS Genetics is an open-access
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