A chance discovery reveals a potential strategy for engineering cellular protein manufacturing as a means to boost biotech productivity.
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Germinating ancient date palm seeds allows genetic analysis to reveal secrets of evolution.
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Researchers in countries like Egypt require more centralized support for their sequencing efforts.
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Antarctic cyclone activity may be accelerating the breakdown of ice shelves, fuelling faster sea level rise.
NASA
Highly organised gene patterns and rod-shaped chromosomes set the genome of one species of dinoflagellates apart from other eukaryotes.
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Despite the importance of studying epidemics in their local contexts, funding challenges continue to affect researchers across the region.
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A chance discovery reveals a potential strategy for engineering cellular protein manufacturing as a means to boost biotech productivity.
Germinating ancient date palm seeds allows genetic analysis to reveal secrets of evolution.
Researchers in countries like Egypt require more centralized support for their sequencing efforts.
Highly organised gene patterns and rod-shaped chromosomes set the genome of one species of dinoflagellates apart from other eukaryotes.
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Lebanese scientists are making a mark in high-performance computing, but overlapping crises have left international collaboration hanging in the balance.
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The COVID-19 vaccines continue a long history of saving lives and keeping people healthy.
Female scientists from the Arab region are leading national, regional and global initiatives to support women in STEM.
Nature Middle East editors discuss issues concerning Middle Eastern science and scientists.
Latest research articles from Saudi Arabia published in 68 top science journals tracked by Nature Index.
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