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Mosquito genetics inspire innovative idea for biomaterial storage solution

In Russia, mosquitos are proving to be quite helpful in coming up with a biomaterial storage solution to replace the current deep freezing or...

520 day isolation shows microbes could endanger Mars space crew on long journey

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Radioactive Tracking Helps Gain Insight on How Corn Can Repair Damage from Western Corn...

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$1.2 Million U.S. Department of Energy Grant to be Used for Camelina Genetic Research

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Researchers Use Genetics to Answer Grapevine Root Questions

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Lay off the sugar cookies and eat some fiber instead

In Georgia, a study conducted by researchers at Georgia State University demonstrates that the more fiber you eat, the healthier you are in terms...

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