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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : HELEN PEARSON
Supercomputer builds a virus -- Helen Pearson  -- Nature  -- March 13, 2006

One of the world's most powerful supercomputers has conjured a fleeting moment in the life of a virus. The researchers say the simulation is the first to capture a whole biological organism in such intricate molecular detail.

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First insects are cloned -- Helen Pearson  -- Nature  -- November 01, 2004

Scientists have succeeded in cloning flies. The research may help to fine-tune the cloning process in other animals and even in humans, for therapeutic stem cells.

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SpaceShipOne scrapes into history -- Helen Pearson  -- Nature News  -- June 22, 2004

SpaceShipOne entered space history as the first privately financed aircraft to cross the threshold of space.

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DNA re-write could allay cloning fears -- Helen Pearson  -- Nature Science Update  -- April 29, 2003

Researchers have unveiled a new technique that could transform reproductive cloning into a safe, standardized technique for assisted reproduction. They discussed an extra step that could eliminate many objections to the controversial technique.

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Bugs trained to build circuit -- Helen Pearson  -- Nature  -- October 07, 2002

Bacteria have found a new vocation - as nanoscale construction workers. Such bugs might form microbial machines that could repair wounds or build microscopic electrical circuits.

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