Contraception may be a secret weapon for rat control
A substance typically extracted from a rare Chinese plant may be the secret to humanely and sustainably controlling rats on a large scale.
A substance typically extracted from a rare Chinese plant may be the secret to humanely and sustainably controlling rats on a large scale.
Researchers have made yeast turn red or glow when it successfully detects cannabinoids, a feat that could lead to drug discovery.
Yeasts infect about 150 million people a year and kill about 1.7 million, especially those who are immunocompromised.
New research with yeast suggests synonymous mutations, or “silent” mutations, aren’t neutral, but harmful.