CHINESE scientists said yesterday that an ongoing undersea probe of a sulfide deposit could help produce new medicines through the study of submarine hydrothermal organisms. China's home-made underwater robot... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, Nov 03 2009
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