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Nature Podcast: 30 July 2015 – graphene kirigami, mini organs, muscles, Alzheimer’s, Neanderthals

EPISODE · Jul 30, 2015 · 28 MIN

Nature Podcast: 30 July 2015 – graphene kirigami, mini organs, muscles, Alzheimer’s, Neanderthals

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This week: Folding and cutting graphene, how snakes kill, medical marijuana, growing miniature organs, how mitochondria power muscle cells, treating Alzheimer’s and genes from Neanderthals. www.nature.com/nature/index.html

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