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bioengineer.org > fungi-grown-on-farm-waste-turn-into-tough-tunable-biomaterials

Fungi Grown on Farm Waste Turn Into Tough, Tunable Biomaterials

1+ hour, 39+ min ago   (55+ words) Researchers in South Africa have identified seven non-pathogenic fungal species that can transform agricultural waste into mycelium-based biomaterials with properties that rival, and in some respects exceed, those grown on costly commercial media. The study, published in Applied Microbiology and…...

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bioengineer.org > retracted-fish-nutrigenomics-paper-exposes-undeclared-ai-use-and-fake-references

Retracted Fish Nutrigenomics Paper Exposes Undeclared AI Use and Fake

2+ hour, 16+ min ago   (729+ words) A review article that promised to map the future of fish nutrigenomics has been struck from the scientific record, and the reasons behind its retraction are drawing attention far beyond the aquaculture community....

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bioengineer.org > rice-blast-resistance-may-start-underground-rhizosphere-bacteria-and-a-potent-bacillus-ally

Rice Blast Resistance May Start Underground: Rhizosphere Bacteria and a

3+ hour, 50+ min ago   (651+ words) The fight against one of the world’s most destructive crop diseases may be taking an unexpected turn beneath the soil surface....

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bioengineer.org > magnetic-carbon-beads-rapidly-degrade-antibiotic-sulfamethoxazole-in-water

Magnetic Carbon Beads Rapidly Degrade Antibiotic Sulfamethoxazole in Water

4+ hour, 18+ min ago   (620+ words) Sulfamethoxazole has become one of the most frequently detected pharmaceutical compounds in rivers, lakes, and wastewater effluents around the world. As a widely prescribed antimicrobial, it is only partially metabolized by the human body, and residual quantities pass through conventional…...

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bioengineer.org > enzyme-trick-turns-bioethanol-waste-oil-into-high-value-renewable-fuel-additives

Enzyme Trick Turns Bioethanol Waste Oil Into High-Value Renewable Fuel

5+ hour, 10+ min ago   (73+ words) A humble byproduct of bioethanol fermentation, long relegated to low-value disposal, could soon find itself blended into the world’s fuel tanks. Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have shown that fusel oil, the mixture of higher alcohols that distillers skim…...

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bioengineer.org > new-fellowship-aims-to-fuse-research-and-extension-for-future-animal-scientists

New Fellowship Aims to Fuse Research and Extension for Future Animal

6+ hour, 14+ min ago   (640+ words) The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture has unveiled an ambitious new fellowship designed to reshape how the next generation of animal science professionals is trained. Known as F.U.S.E....

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earth.com > environment > lake-carbon-burial-holocene-baseline

Lakes buried carbon steadily for 11,000 years, but then something changed

11+ hour, 18+ min ago   (1015+ words) Lakes across northern North America buried carbon at a steady rate for thousands of years, but that changed dramatically after 1850. Leaves, pollen and washed-in soil sink to the bottom of a lake and settle into mud, and the carbon in…...

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bioengineer.org > black-pepper-compound-piperine-emerges-as-powerful-potential-parkinsons-drug-in-landmark-study

Black Pepper Compound Piperine Emerges as Powerful Potential Parkinson’s

8+ hour, 41+ min ago   (76+ words) A common molecule found in black pepper may hold one of the most promising computational leads yet in the search for better treatments for Parkinson’s disease. In a new study published in Results in Chemistry, researchers Payam Baziyar and Rahman…...

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bioengineer.org > ancient-wheat-and-barley-genes-may-hold-the-key-to-climate-proof-crops

Ancient wheat and barley genes may hold the key to climate-proof crops

8+ hour, 41+ min ago   (680+ words) The future of two of humanity’s oldest crops may depend on secrets buried in their deepest genetic past....

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bioengineer.org > root-anatomy-metabolism-and-microbes-team-up-to-help-plants-survive-nutrient-scarcity

Root anatomy, metabolism and microbes team up to help plants survive

8+ hour, 52+ min ago   (599+ words) Plant roots are far more than simple anchors. They are living interfaces, constantly negotiating with an invisible world of bacteria and fungi that surround them in the soil....