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A23 FASHION B9 CIRCUITS G1-8 SCIENew/HEALTH New Clue in Fight Against AIDS Scientists have found that monkey cells have innate protection against the human AIDS virus, a clue that may help explain why some people are susceptible to certain viral infections while others are not.
Experiments found that monkey antibodies produced against the new type differ significantly from those resulting from the previously known dengue viruses.
In this study, we found that Monkey King elements are not restricted to Brassica species, but are specific to the Brassicaceae family.
On the other hand, we have found that monkey adenoviruses belonging to SAdV-A and SAdV-B, as well as SAdV-18 (isolated from primary monkey kidney cells [ 2 ]), that bear a strong genetic resemblance to HAdV-F do cause chronic infections in otherwise healthy monkeys.
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He found that monkeys were strongly affected by colour, but shapes and sounds meant little to them.
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He found that monkeys living with their mothers thrived physically, while those deprived of maternal succor withered away and often died, like untouched children in orphanages.
Researchers have found that monkeys can cooperate to solve a problem, demonstrating that coordination among groups does not necessarily require language.
Princeton University researchers have come up with a new twist on the mysterious visual phenomenon experienced by humans known as the "uncanny valley". The scientists have found that monkeys sense it too.
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