This laboratory protects the world's chocolate — The secret to sequencing the human genome
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Why the Suez Canal is so important Global trade is the heart of any economy. Having the ability to ship large amounts of products around the world (removed second use of "globe") benefits everyone, and one of the main arteries for trade is the Suez Canal. So how did this waterway become so essential, and what's changed over the past few years? Tap or click to learn the history of the Suez Canal. → |
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How one laboratory protects the world's chocolate As demand for chocolate rises globally, cocoa producers are struggling to keep up. That's why one lab in Britain is stepping up to help other scientists create better and faster-growing cocoa plants. But how are they doing it? Tap or click here to see how this lab is advancing chocolate. → |
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Why we haven’t been able to sequence the human genome until now In 2003, the Human Genome Project announced it had successfully mapped the human genome when in actuality, some parts of the puzzle were still missing. Now nearly 20 years later, the group says it's fully complete. So what changed, and what does this mean for the future? Tap or click to find out what this means for you. → |
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