Singapore Science News API

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            "title": "New Dye Makes Biomolecules Glow, Solving Problem",
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            "content": "Biomolecules, also known as organic molecules, include sugars, proteins and lipids and are the building blocks of all life. They play a role in the structure and metabolism of all living organisms. To make them visible under a microscope, researchers... [1913 chars]",
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            "title": "Weak Faults Play a Strong Role in the Tibetan Plateau’s Deformation",
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            "content": "As the Indian and Eurasian continental plates collide, the Tibetan Plateau is slowly deforming. For decades, geoscientists debated how this deformation occurs: Is the plateau like a block of crumbly aged cheddar, deforming mostly at its faults, or is... [4586 chars]",
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            "title": "What's in the Southern Hemisphere sky this month?",
            "description": "As July begins, three planets adorn the early evening sky, while more solar system worlds are visible before dawn.",
            "content": "As July begins, three planets adorn the early evening sky. Look toward the northwest and you’ll see Venus. The planet shines brilliantly at magnitude –4.1 and shows up easily 30 minutes after sunset. It creeps slowly away from the Sun and into a dark... [844 chars]",
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