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  1. Polar-opposite bacteria swim south in the north

    Some aquatic bacteria that orient themselves using Earth's magnetic field swim in the opposite direction from what researchers typically expect.

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  2. Humans

    New law to limit politicized science

    A new law prohibits three federal agencies from knowingly disseminating bad data and bans application of any political litmus test to experts under consideration as advisers.

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  3. Enzyme measures RNA using natural ruler

    An enzyme that chops RNA into identically sized pieces uses itself to measure those lengths.

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  4. Chemistry

    Reactions on the spot

    Researchers report that they have engineered a miniature pipette that can dispense solutions at volumes of a billionth of a billionth of a liter.