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May 31, 2017

Researchers from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and their colleagues in the US, Israel, and Korea explore mutations associated with enhanced branching in tomato plants, which has been implicated in reduced tomato fertility in the past.

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French Funding Agency Head Resigns

The president of France's National Research Agency has resigned, according to Nature News.

Right to Try Versus Clinical Trials

A senator wants a "right-to-try" provision in the US Food and Drug Administration funding bill, but an ethicist says at Stat News that it would undermine the role of clinical trials.

This Week in PNAS

In PNAS this week: red algae Porphyra umbicalis genome, deep neural network model for sequencing peptides, and more.

'Lifestyle Zone'

The Guardian's Barbara Ellen has tried out some DNA testing services to see whether they provide valuable information.

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