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Fragile Manuscripts Hold Hundreds of Years of African and Islamic History

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By Andrew Thurston
| Boston University Verified
Fragile Manuscripts Hold Hundreds of Years of African and Islamic History The 230-year-old copy of the Jawāhir al-Maʿānī (Jewels of Meanings) is showing its age: the red-and-black ink is fading in places; some pages are dotted with water spots, others torn along their edges. The delicate book—this edition bound in an animal hide cover—is considered a vital piece of African Islamic history.
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Tiny Flecks of Ancient Stardust Offer Clues to Solar System Origins

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By Andrew Thurston
| Boston University Verified
Tiny Flecks of Ancient Stardust Offer Clues to Solar System Origins The microscopic flecks of dust are mind-bogglingly old. They predate the Earth, and our sun. “They’re ancient stardust grains,” says Boston University researcher Nan Liu. Known as presolar grains, they’re the leftover bits of stars that died before our solar system even formed. That makes them more than 4.6 billion years old—and a window into a world before our own.
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Study of Trypanosome Parasite Maps Assembly Line for Rewriting RNA

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By Andrew Thurston
| Boston University Verified
The trypanosome parasite can cause potentially fatal illnesses. A BU-led study highlights one of its key genetic processes and could open the door to new treatments. Photo by Kateryna Kon/Science Photo Library RNA Editing Research highlights an evolutionary quirk—and could open new routes of exploration for stopping life-threatening parasitic diseases Twitter Facebook They’re tiny parasites that can cause big trouble.
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