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Liver cells age differently depending on where they are in the organ
Do all cells age in the same way?

Liver cells age differently depending on where they are in the organ
Do all cells age in the same way?

The equivalence principle is validated at the atomic level by comparing gravitational acceleration of rubidium isotopes in a quantum experiment.
He found that all objects reached the ground at the same time.

Moths perform evasive flights with diverse tactics in order to avoid being eaten by bats. Researchers of the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen found in their new study not only that the diversity of escape tactics is species-specific, but also that they differ between individuals within a species. This unpredictability of evasive flights experienced by bat predators is likely to protect the whole moth community.
These are the same behaviors as seen in many other prey species, such as doubling-back

The worm Schistocephalus solidus wants to be eaten – to reach this goal, he even manipulates his host’s behaviour
The worms are similarly infectious and grow to the same size when they have infected

Astronomers investigate radio jet of a supermassive black hole in so far unprecedented detail.
This stele was inscribed with three versions of the same text – one in Ancient Egyptian

The worm Schistocephalus solidus wants to be eaten – to reach this goal, he even manipulates his host’s behaviour
The worms are similarly infectious and grow to the same size when they have infected

Researchers compare how human foragers and chimpanzees travel towards food locations in dense forest
smaller area (25 square kilometers) and spend most of their adult lives within the same

Miniature device enables scientist to record nerve cell activity in all cortical layers in lit environments
As the microscope can easily be mounted again at the exact same position, the same

A single sand grain harbours up to 100,000 microorganisms from thousands of species.
What you prob­ably can’t ima­gine: at the same time, bil­lions upon bil­lions of