Coverslips

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This week, we figure out the secret to a great tan, test a new potential clean energy source, use robots to track some birds, figure out how to live to 100, and find a new way to predict climate change.

For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com.You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspodYou can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com.You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspodYou can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, some researchers discover a diabetes model in blind cave fish, a molecule from daffodils binds the ribosome to fight cancer, and a few proteins can make a big difference in helping hearts recover from damage.

For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspodYou can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspodYou can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we see how human movement restricts animal movement, we make a big FUS about the synapses, and 3D printing of bacteria creates actual living tattoos.

This week, we hunt bacteria with the power of sound, splats of molten tin fall off silicon, and a link between Crohn's disease and Parkinson's disease. For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspod You can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, a new way of stopping the immune system from going overboard, nickel and graphene are a new power duo, and we examine the sex chromosomes of lizards and birds. For more information and to see the covers we've discussed, you can visit our website www.coverslipspodcast.com. You can follow us on Twitter @coverslipspod You can email us at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch on Twitter at @CoverslipsPod, or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch on Twitter at @CoverslipsPod, or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we barrel roll with blue whales, axolotls grow crisp new limbs, and algae get mechanised into a helpful robot army To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in tough on Twitter @CoverslipsPod Or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod, or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, the condensin complex is organizing your DNA, elastic hydrogels have squeaky bounces, and alcohol use contributes to cocaine addiction. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod, or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at http://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

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. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we spy on ever elusive neutrinos, Legionella plays Arkanoid with our mitochondria, and we get lost in RAN-translation. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we go island hopping in Brazil in pursuit of the evolutionary history of fishes, we get our livers involved in the fight against bitter cold, and we ID cancer cells using a handy new tool. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we track Yellow Fever through the jungles of Brazil, we play spot the difference with the sequences of primary and metastatic cancers, and we CRISPR mutant ants into anosmic existence. To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com

This week, we get caught up in the plasma vortexes that form in the wake of atomic collisions, we break open molecular ladders to transform materials, and we identify immune system cells that mean well, but usually end up doing more harm than good. We also discuss the ending of Battlestar Galactica so once you hear word of cylons, skip ahead a bit to avoid getting spoiled. Apologies! To see the covers and find out more about us, head over to: https://www.coverslipspodcast.com Stay in touch at https://twitter.com/CoverslipsPod or shoot us an email at info@coverslipspodcast.com