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Scientists at Johns Hopkins University may have uncovered a promising clue in the long-running effort to confirm the existence of dark matter.

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That experiment shows that researchers could uncover potential side effects -- and do so very efficiently, Pasca said: "One single experimenter produced thousands of cortical organoids on their own and tested almost 300 drugs."

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Over time, researchers have steadily advanced their ability to uncover the biological roots of these inherited patterns within the human genome.

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Within weeks, Yana had uncovered troves of documents about his relatives, including details of their properties and possessions.

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Multiple California district attorneys’ offices investigated 140 UPS facilities, which uncovered irresponsible waste management practices, officials said.

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