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Biotechnology Mar 25, 2025

Making foie gras without force-feeding

Foie gras is a unique delicacy made from the liver of a duck or goose. While it can be an acquired taste, the buttery, fatty dish is an indulgent cuisine prized in many parts of the world.

Molecular & Computational biology Mar 12, 2025

Scientists find structural variation that boosts grain number in sorghum

Chinese scientists have uncovered two major genes responsible for sorghum's double-grain spikelet that dramatically enhance grain number and crop yield. A substantial 35.7-kilobase intrachromosomal inversion at the DG1 (Double-Grain ...

Bio & Medicine Feb 20, 2025

Micro-vibration microneedles: Paving the way for rapid and minimally invasive biomarker detection

Scientists have created a new way to quickly and minimally invasively detect glucose using microneedles. These swellable hydrogel microneedles extract substantial amounts of skin fluid in just five minutes, a less invasive ...

Biochemistry Feb 17, 2025

Researchers create a new material from tree nuts with broad medical applications

A nut used in herbal tea has become a hydrogel perfect for a variety of biomedical uses in new research from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Engineering (UChicago PME) and UChicago Chemistry Department.

Bio & Medicine Feb 13, 2025

DNA hydrogels show promise for sustained drug release

Hydrogels are polymeric materials with three-dimensional network structures containing large amounts of water. They serve as sustained-release drug delivery systems as they can encapsulate various bioactive substances, including ...

Plants & Animals Feb 7, 2025

Scientists produce first complete genome of a banana slug

Scientists at UC Santa Cruz have completed the first end-to-end genome of the iconic Pacific banana slug, a species synonymous with California's coastal redwood forests and the university's beloved mascot.

Ecology Jan 29, 2025

Tiger poachers use fishing boats to smuggle body parts out of Malaysia, study shows

Commercial fishing fleets have been playing a key role in trafficking parts of tigers poached in Malaysia, according to research released Wednesday that could help enforcement efforts to save the critically endangered cat.

Cell & Microbiology Jan 28, 2025

Fermented clothing? How the biofilm on kombucha can be turned into green textiles

If you've ever made kombucha, you will be familiar with the term SCOBY—a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast. It's impossible to miss—it's the floating biofilm on top of your delicious drink.

Molecular & Computational biology Jan 28, 2025

DNA 'fingerprints' of drug-makers can be linked to capsules and packaging

DNA profiling technologies are rapidly advancing, creating the potential to identify individuals involved in making, packing and transporting illegal capsules by analyzing the exterior of the illicit drugs and the plastic ...

Bio & Medicine Jan 22, 2025

Silver nanoparticles in packaging can contaminate dry foods, testing shows

A team of research scientists led by US Food and Drug Administration chemist Timothy Duncan has found evidence of silver nanoparticles embedded in packaging used as an antimicrobial agent seeping into the dry food it is meant ...

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