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RIKEN, Japan's largest research institute for basic and applied science, produces over 2,500 papers each year in leading journals across physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, and medicine.

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The sheer number of bacterial species and their interactions with human chemistry have made it difficult for scientists to fully understand their effects.

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The condition occurs when excessive lactic acid builds up in the body, leading to dangerous changes in blood chemistry.

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"Our astronomy program, called Arcana of the Ancients, focuses on old, metal-poor brown dwarfs as a means of testing our understanding of atmospheric chemistry," said Burgasser.

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The Lakers, who had credited their connection and chemistry for carrying them through long stints without their stars, suddenly fell silent when faced with a large deficit in front of a rowdy crowd.

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