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Melon flavor decoded: The genetic keys to aromatic diversity

Phys Dot Org 21 May 2024
Understanding these genetic differences is crucial for breeding better melons. Although genes involved in volatile organic compound (VOC) biosynthesis have been identified, a comprehensive genetic map is still missing.
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Genetic drift, not natural selection, identified as main factor driving speciation in endangered pupfish species

Phys Dot Org 20 May 2024
Scientists have identified a new member on the genetic family tree of an endangered pupfish native to south-central New Mexico ... Genetic drift results from the random inheritance of different genes from an organism's parents.
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Scientists Find 155 Million-Year-old Creature That Cloned Itself

NDTV 20 May 2024
The clonal fragmentation allowed the organism to produce genetically identical offspring by breaking off parts of its own body and re-growing them - the process is called fissiparity ... .
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After three decades, a skeleton found in a Wisconsin chimney has been identified

Usatoday 17 May 2024
... through investigative genetic genealogy ... "Some speculate the injuries were inflicted by the killer stomping on this portion of the victim's body," the organization said.Use of genetic genealogy.
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Bacterial proteins shed light on antiviral immunity

Phys Dot Org 17 May 2024
"By studying how bacterial proteins can promote viral replication, we discovered new factors that block virus replication in organisms ranging from moths to humans," said Don Gammon, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Microbiology at UT Southwestern.
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World Council for Health delivers cease and desist to WHO over ‘criminal’ COVID rulings

Life Site 17 May 2024
legal definitions for being properly deemed a genetically modified organism (GMO), and a gene therapy, where material risks are identified over a period up to 15 years and perhaps into offspring.
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A new 'rule of biology' may have come to light, expanding insight into evolution and aging

Phys Dot Org 17 May 2024
A rule of biology, sometimes called a biological law, describes a recognized pattern or truism among living organisms ... Allowing this genetic diversity can make cells and organisms more adaptable.
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R400,000 donation brings hope to those living with Cystic Fibrosis

Independent online (SA) 17 May 2024
Picture. Nikki Meyer ... It is an inherited genetic disorder that thickens mucus in the body, causing blockages in vital organs such as the lungs and pancreas ... Managing Director of Breathtaking Fundraising NPC Maré Smit, who lives with CF said ... IOL .
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New Zealand to mass-produce dairy-identical proteins without using cows

China.dot.org 16 May 2024
Precision fermentation refers to the controlled cultivation of genetically modified microorganisms in bioreactors ... After fermentation, the proteins are harvested and purified to ensure they are free of any genetically modified organisms.
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First patient to receive genetically modified PIG KIDNEY dies less than two months after operation

GMO News 16 May 2024
World’s second human recipient of genetically altered pig heart dies after showing signs of organ rejection.) ... Pig kidney used in transplant genetically modified to function as human kidney ... organs.
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Gene Editing Market Set for Remarkable Growth: Projected to Reach $7.4 Billion by 2031 

Pharmiweb 16 May 2024
Growing investments by biotechnology companies, academic institutions, and government organizations in gene editing research fuel innovation and drive the development of novel therapeutics and genetic ...
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EPA Approves Precision Fermentation Of Milk Proteins

Scoop 16 May 2024
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has approved an application from Daisy Lab Limited to produce dairy-identical proteins using genetically modified organisms in a contained facility ... .
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New Zealand Labs Could Soon Start Mass-producing “Dairy-identical” Proteins Without Using Cows.

Scoop 16 May 2024
In this case, yeasts are genetically modified so that when they are fermented they produce a protein like whey or casein—with any GM organisms harvested out of the final product ... .
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Bird flu is spreading among dairy cattle, birds in U.S. What does that mean for New Mexico?

Carlsbad Current Argus 16 May 2024
In fact, that's what we found ... He said viruses are simple to understand compared to other organisms. "Coming up with a matching vaccine with the exact genetic makeup of the virus is entirely possibly on a very short period of time," he said.
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As national wastewater testing expands, Texas researchers identify bird flu in nine cities

The Los Angeles Times 16 May 2024
The reason for this is that the tests most commonly used — polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, tests — are designed to detect genetic material from a specific organism, such as a flu virus.

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