This week, we delve deep into the history Antarctic ice, malaria parasites get the go-ahead to reproduce, and prehistoric women beat us at arm wrestling.

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This week, a new analysis of rivers might help us sustain small-scale fishing, a new protein has been designed from scratch, and bats figure out how to get from point A to point B.

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This week, we barrel roll with blue whales, axolotls grow crisp new limbs, and algae get mechanised into a helpful robot army

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This week, we figure out some of the mysteries of the pigeon genome, a tomato ripening protein wasn't doing quite what we thought it was, and Pat shares her love of structural biology.

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This week, a new tool shines a light on protein clumping, nanoflares take the centre stage in  a decades-old solar mystery, and Sinosauropteryx dons a bandit mask.

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This week, the condensin complex is organizing your DNA, elastic hydrogels have squeaky bounces, and alcohol use contributes to cocaine addiction.

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This week, cells cosy up to each other to decide their fates, a retrogene gives dogs short legs and skeletal problems, and we test for heroin and other opiates.

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This week, we examine some TRP-y causes of birth defects, study the molecular makeup of a scare group of childhood cancers, and end on a high note with the devious ways cuckoos deceive other birds.

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This week, we buy and sell shares of Myc to control gene expression, we seal up cuts with MeTro, and we take a tour of threatened species collections in the world's botanical gardens.

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This week, we use some sticky fish as inspiration for building robots, we plumb the history of ancient Rome, and mutant pigs may bring us a future of xenotransplantation.

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