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Carol Ezzell "Helping cancers mature so they might die - retinoic acids as cancer treatment". Science News. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1200/is_n22_v139/ai_10874585/

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• Helping cancers mature so they might die - retinoic acids as cancer treatment
  by Carol Ezzell
• Deep-sea denizen may tell of ocean's past - coral-like Gerardia species may provide a record of environmental changes in the deep ocean over the last millennium
  by John Travis
• Psychiatric smoke signals - association between cigarette smoking and psychiatric disorders
  by Bruce Bower
• Antibodies pinpoint migrating mini-tumors - new method for identifying metastatic breast cancer using monoclonal antibodies
  by Janet Raloff
• Evidence for buried quasars unites galaxies - hidden quasars may lie at the heart of at least five radio-emitting galaxies
  by Ron Cowen
• Cracks in the cosmos: reflections of the universe in a liquid crystal puddle - Cover Story
  by Ivars Peterson
• Shakedown for quake-resistant building - simulated earthquake to test new building practices
• Trouble with bubbles precedes the popping - how bubbles cause damage to materials in contact with moving fluids
  by Elizabeth Pennisi
• Homing in on a key lung cancer gene - protein-tyrosine phosphatase gamma gene
  by Carol Ezzell
• Chemical tip-off to ovarian cancer - testing for the blood serum protein CA 125 as an indicator of ovarian cancer recurrence
  by Carol Ezzell
• Ring around the K-T crater? - sinkhole lakes in Yucatan, Mexico, provide evidence for a Cretaceous-Tertiary meteorite impact
• Cave evidence chews up cannibalism claims - new study casts doubt on assumption that Neandertals practiced cannibalism in Italy's Guattari Cave
  by Bruce Bower
• Daily exercise fights hypertension, clots - blood clots
  by Kathy A. Fackelmann
• Opening a window of transparency - using lasers to make atomic gases invisible
  by Ivars Peterson
• Stopping cancer cells in their tracks - carboxamide-amino-imidazole, a drug that halts spreading cancer cells
  by Carol Ezzell
• Genetic cause for some cervical cancers
  by Carol Ezzell
• Butterflies and bad taste: rethinking a classic tale of mimicry - viceroy butterfly not a mimic of the monarch butterfly
  by Tim Walker
• Proposed alcoholism gene fails again - dopamine-receptor gene doesn't predispose people to alcoholism
  by Bruce Bower