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Quinoa Genetically Modified: Benefits Of GM Grain Can Feed The World, Says Brigham Young University Researchers
Brigham Young University researchers coauthored a study that may help feed the world. Quinoa is a flowering plan that is mostly found in the regions of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile - mostly from Central and Southern America.
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NASA's Space Launch System Gets Critical Support From Commercial Space Industry
Hebrew University Discovers How Bacteria Outsmarts The Human Immune System
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By Emily MarksNASA Gets Help From European Space Agency For 2021 Manned Orion Mission
By Emily MarksScience Museum In London Features 500 Year Old Robots And Raise Questions On Future Of Employment
By Amanda FosterNetherlands University Scientists Discover What Stops Chemotherapy's Negative Side Effects
By Emily MarksPurdue University Scientists Create Haptic Device That Helps Blind People 'See'
By Emily MarksNASA-Funded Program Finds Spots In The Atmosphere With Double Radiation Levels
By Emily MarksLithuania Builds Tesla Minecraft Factory To Lure Elon Musk For Future Tech Site
By Amanda FosterScientists Organize 'March For Science' Event In Washington
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