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Large Snail Washes Up On River Bank In Andhra Pradesh, Sold For Rs 18,000
An unusually large sea snail, found on the banks of a river in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, has been reportedly fetchedRs 18,000 at an auction.
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Sea-Snail Venom Holds Key to Diabetes Medication
The research is an ongoing international collaboration between scientists from the US, Denmark and Australia.
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Odd Cure: Sea-Snail Venom Holds Key To Diabetes Medication, Study Says
The venom of a carnivorous sea snail could hold the key for artificial, fast-acting insulin for diabetes patients, an Australian study has found.
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This Strange Little Sea Snail Uses Water Wings To 'Fly'
This aptly-named Arctic "sea butterfly" (Limacina helicina) is the subject of a new study in the Journal of Experimental Biology. It turns out that its way of swimming doesn't just look like flying - the mysterious creature really does use the same biomechanics as animals that fly through the air.
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Sea Bottom Repository of Life-Saving Drugs: Study
The next class of powerful life-saving drugs may be residing at the sea bottom -- with molluscs, a category that includes snails, clams and squid, and their bacterial companions, the likely source of the next class of powerful medications, says a new...
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Day 1 chaotic at Bandra-Worli Sea Link
Traffic moved at snail's pace with everybody wanting to drive on Mumbai's engineering marvel as toll of Rs 50 being waived off for four days.
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Large Snail Washes Up On River Bank In Andhra Pradesh, Sold For Rs 18,000
An unusually large sea snail, found on the banks of a river in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, has been reportedly fetchedRs 18,000 at an auction.
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Sea-Snail Venom Holds Key to Diabetes Medication
The research is an ongoing international collaboration between scientists from the US, Denmark and Australia.
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Odd Cure: Sea-Snail Venom Holds Key To Diabetes Medication, Study Says
The venom of a carnivorous sea snail could hold the key for artificial, fast-acting insulin for diabetes patients, an Australian study has found.
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This Strange Little Sea Snail Uses Water Wings To 'Fly'
This aptly-named Arctic "sea butterfly" (Limacina helicina) is the subject of a new study in the Journal of Experimental Biology. It turns out that its way of swimming doesn't just look like flying - the mysterious creature really does use the same biomechanics as animals that fly through the air.
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Sea Bottom Repository of Life-Saving Drugs: Study
The next class of powerful life-saving drugs may be residing at the sea bottom -- with molluscs, a category that includes snails, clams and squid, and their bacterial companions, the likely source of the next class of powerful medications, says a new...
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Day 1 chaotic at Bandra-Worli Sea Link
Traffic moved at snail's pace with everybody wanting to drive on Mumbai's engineering marvel as toll of Rs 50 being waived off for four days.
