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- Green chemistry: Waste from palm oil extraction can be converted into useful sugar 23 novembre 2012
- Pilot whales use synchronized swimming when they sense danger 23 novembre 2012
- Nutrients from farmed salmon waste can feed new marine industry 23 novembre 2012
- New insights into virus proteome: Unknown proteins of the herpesvirus discovered 23 novembre 2012
- Le Rouge et le Noir: Where the black dahlia gets its color 23 novembre 2012
- Protein folding: Look back on scientific advances made as result of 50-year old puzzle 22 novembre 2012
- Birth and migration mysteries of cortex's powerful inhibitors, 'chandelier' cells solved 22 novembre 2012
- Scientists describe elusive replication machinery of flu viruses 22 novembre 2012
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8 giugno 2012 | 
Autore: Fonte: ANSA
Un importante scoperta scientifica ad opera dell’Università di Roma la Sapienza. Nella foresta pluviale dei monti Mekkonga, (Indonesia) una spedizione zoologica dell’ ateneo romano, coordinata da Alessio Mortelliti del dipartimento di Biologia e Biotecnologie “Charles Darwin”, ha scoperto una nuova specie di mammifero: è un roditore arboricolo, battezzato Margaretamys christinae, che vive sopra i 1500 metri di quota.
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- Green chemistry: Waste from palm oil extraction can be converted into useful sugarThe waste plant materials remaining from palm oil extraction processes can now be converted into a useful sugar. […]
- Pilot whales use synchronized swimming when they sense dangerScientists have observed the behavior of various groups of cetaceans including long-finned pilot whales in the Strait of Gibraltar and Cape Breton in Canada. These whales were found to use synchronized swimming when they identify the presence of an external threat. […]
- Nutrients from farmed salmon waste can feed new marine industryWaste from salmon production is currently being discharged into Norwegian coastal waters. Researchers say this is a resource that should be exploited for new biological production. […]
- New insights into virus proteome: Unknown proteins of the herpesvirus discoveredThe genome encodes the complete information needed by an organism, including that required for protein production. Viruses, which are up to a thousand times smaller than human cells, have considerably smaller genomes. Using a type of herpesvirus as a model system scientists have shown that the genome of this virus contains much more information than previous […]
- Le Rouge et le Noir: Where the black dahlia gets its colorThe molecular mechanisms whereby a spectrum of dahlias, from white to yellow to red to purple, get their color are already well known, but the black dahlia has hitherto remained a mystery. Now, a study reveals for the first time that the distinctive black-red coloring is based on an increased accumulation of anthocyanins as a result of drastically reduced co […]