| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The results were compared with the genome of eight other mammals, including humans which have a genome roughly double the size of a bat's about four million letters.''We found that the bat immune system has evolved to resist the damage free-radicals cause to DNA,'' said CSIRO post-doctoral fellow Chris Cowled.This is linked to flight which as an energy intensive activity, produces toxic free-radic
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