This Week in PNAS

Sep 06, 2016

Editor's Note: Some of the articles described below are not yet available at the PNAS site, but they are scheduled to be posted some time this week.

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The Scan

Here We Are Again

American scientists find themselves once again warning the Trump administration not to dismiss science, the New Yorker report.

In the Pink

A new study suggests CRISPR could be used to save coral reefs from dying off, Forbes reports.

All Tied Up in a Bow

Researchers have found that the i-motif shape of DNA previously observed in the lab also exists in human cells, and that it may serve a purpose.

This Week in PNAS

In PNAS this week: a genomic, transcriptomic, and metabolomic analysis of the tea plant, Arabidopsis thaliana's adaptations to specific local environments, and more.

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