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	Feature: These gems make their own way Gemstones made in the lab could improve your cell phone or catch nasty bacteria in your water.
	Bandages that could bite back A new material would make bacteria's attack the path to their demise.
	A pepper part that burns fat Study finds that dihydrocapsiate may give a diet extra power.
	Dreaming makes perfect A new study connects dreams with learning a new skill.
	The mercury in that tuna Pinning down how much of the poison is in the fish we buy.
	The newest superheavy in town Superheavy element forged in lab is a first.
	The tell-tale bacteria What germs populate the hands may be as unique as fingerprints.
	The memory of a material A popular polymer can remember what shape it was in.
	Feature: Scientist Profile: Wally Gilbert A Nobel Prize winner's journey from physics to biology to art.
	When frog gender flips With weed killer in the water, some males acquire female traits.

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