Bird retinas work without oxygen, and now scientists know how — New Scientist The light-sensitive tissue of birds’ eyes is not supplied with oxygen by blood vessels – instead, it powers itself with a flood of sugar, and this may have evolutionary benefits

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Machine learning reveals the dynamic importance of accessory sequences for Salmonella outbreak clustering | mBio Gene-by-gene typing is widely used to detect clusters of foodborne illnesses that share a common origin. It remains actively debated whether the inclusion of accessory sequences in bacterial typing sc...

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