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| Scientists discover possible key to HIV's attack on people U.S. government scientists have identified a previously unknown human receptor for HIV, which could help them develop therapies for AIDS. The receptor helps guide the virus to the gut, where it begins its relentless attack on the immune system. iht.com |
Hidden Depths: Antarctic krill startle deep-ocean scientists [Subscriber Only] The first camera lowered 3,000 meters to the seabed off the coast of Antarctica videoed what biologists identify as the supposedly upper-ocean species of Antarctic krill. sciencenews.org |
Melting Pace of Glaciers Is Accelerating, Report Says The United Nations report included data from 30 glaciers spread around nine mountainous regions, charting change through 2006. nytimes.com |
US Cites Recession Fear in Climate Talks BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- U.S. negotiators at a United Nations climate conference say steep emission cuts could further rattle the world economy, especially in the developing world.... hosted.ap.org |
Tax vote moves New Mexico spaceport closer to launch SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - New Mexico's plan to promote space tourism took a major step forward as voters approved a tax for a launch complex where billionaire Richard Branson aims to operate the world's first "spaceline," officials said on Wednesday. feeds.reuters.com |