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Comparative biology: Naked ambition

Sarah Deweerdt
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Sarah Deweerdt: Sarah Deweerdt is a freelance science writer in Seattle, Washington.

Nature, 2014, vol. 509, issue 7502, S60-S61

Abstract: A subterranean species that seems to be cancer-proof is providing promising clues on how we might prevent the disease in humans.

Date: 2014
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