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I want to print personalised cancer drugs in a day

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I want to print personalised cancer drugs in a day

Biohacker Andrew Hessel's open-source drug company aims to make bespoke cancer-fighting viruses using DNA printers – paid for by a Netflix-style subscription

Opinion

Eels use electricity to remote control prey movements

Life

Eels use electricity to remote control prey movements

News

Zoologger: Dancing in time makes crabs sexual failures

Life

Zoologger: Dancing in time makes crabs sexual failures

News

The deepest limits: How low can fish go?

Life

The deepest limits: How low can fish go?

Features

Root intelligence: Plants can think, feel and learn

Life

Root intelligence: Plants can think, feel and learn

Features

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Last Word

Internal reservoirs

Regulars

Back from the brink: See European beavers at work

Life

Back from the brink: See European beavers at work

Regulars

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Last Word

Trail of mystery

Regulars

Armies of ants keep New York squeaky clean

Earth

Armies of ants keep New York squeaky clean

News

Polish 'vampire' burials weren't just for outsiders

Polish 'vampire' burials weren't just for outsiders

Six individuals in 19th century Poland believed to be at risk of becoming vampires weren't mysterious outsiders - they were locals singled out for another reason

News

Calorie-burning fat boosted by Chinese medicine plant

News

Life

Dog head-turning shows they do understand what you say

Analysis

Life

Wildlife trafficking is rife online in many countries

News

Technology

Lassie text home: Pooches get technological

Features

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