World Wine Drinkers, Rejoice! New Research Uncovers Solution to Billion-Dollar Issue GTDs, also known as grapevine trunk diseases, are the misery of vineyard owners everywhere, causing more than $1.5 billion in annual economic losses as of…
New Marine Heatwave Global Predictions Predict Ecological and Economic Effects Marine heatwaves sudden, noticeable spikes in ocean temperature that can have a significant impact on ocean ecosystems can now be projected globally with up to…
Researchers Discover the Mechanism behind the Development of Fruit and Seed in Flowering Plants The world’s growers have a harder time producing food as a result of rising global temperatures and declining pollinator populations. This question is addressed in…
Research on Bacteria: Hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide Storage via an Electron Highway A team of microbiologists from Goethe University Frankfurt, lead by Professor Volker Müller, identified the uncommon enzyme hydrogen-dependent CO2 reductase HDCR in a bacteria that…
Studies Connect COVID-19 to the Sale of Wildlife at Chinese Markets and Find that Alternative Scenarios are Highly Improbable The COVID-19 epidemic, which has claimed 6.4 million lives since it started almost three years ago, was most likely caused by live animals sold at…
Researchers Create a Greener, More Effective Process for Making Next-Generation Antibiotics A technique for modifying one class of antibiotics has been devised by an international team of researchers using microscopic organisms that naturally manufacture these chemicals.…
The Targeted Transport of Molecules into Living Mammalian Cells Using a New Peptide System The University of Bayreuth and the University of Bristol have created a novel peptide that is ideally suited for the targeted delivery of compounds, such…
According to New Research, Protein Components must Wiggle and Jiggle to Function Properly Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine say they have looked at the atomic structure of proteins to contribute to the growing body of evidence showing proteins’…
More Species than Previously Thought are Threatened with Extinction, According to a Biodiversity Survey Biodiversity is a complicated subject due to the millions of plant and animal species that are dispersed over all of the world’s biomes. To bring…
According to New Research, 2/3 of the Species Involved in the Global Shark Fin Trade are at Risk of Extinction According to new research, the sharks that live closest to our shores may pose the greatest threat to conservation because more than 70% of species…
Microalgae Value Extraction in a Sustainable Manner As a photosynthetic autotrophic organism, microalgae contain a variety of bioactive compounds such as lipids, proteins, and polysaccharides, which have been used in the food,…
Scientists use Genome Editing to Expand Entomological Research Fanflow4Insects is a work-flow method developed by researchers that annotates gene functions in insects. Scientists use functional annotation to learn about the biological identity of…