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In addition, much of that iron appears to come from a different form of meltwater than the kind produced directly by melting ice shelves.

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One long standing focus has been the pathway bacteria use to construct peptidoglycan, the rigid material that forms their cell wall.

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The fungi, known as mycorrhizal, form partnerships with tree roots and act as underground support networks, helping trees access nutrients and water in exchange for carbon.

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Since Friday night, long queues have formed at petrol stations, and many residents of the capital, Tehran, have begun leaving the city for the north, near the Caspian Sea, which they believe is safer.

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In a recent study published in Polymers, researchers created a thin, flexible film using calcium caseinate, a commercially available form of casein, the primary protein found in milk.

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