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The Field Museum in Chicago and the Foundation for Scientific Advancement reported that sediment-encased maturation of pine ...

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However, it may crystallize (when the glucose in the honey forms crystals), resulting in a grittier texture or turning it solid. Still, this doesn't mean it's gone bad. The National Honey Board ...

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A mouse gene altered with an ancient mammoth gene variant, or allele, that affects keratin (a protein found in hair and nails) was inserted into the mice to alter hair texture—specifically waviness.