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The bakanae fungus F. fujikuroi has spread widely over the world’s rice-growing regions, appearing in both tropical and temperate environments. Bakanae is One of the first rice diseases to be officially identified, and it causes production losses ranging from 3.0-95.4% depending on the location and cultivars produced1. The main region of this Bakane disease (the […]
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Have you ever thought about how random lines on your finger play such a key role in solving murder cases? These random lines on your fingers are called “fingerprints”. In general terms, fingerprints are the contact impression of the raised portion of the friction ridge skin. The pattern of friction ridge skin on the palms
mRNA, or long-term messenger ribonucleic acid, is a single-stranded biomolecule produced from DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), which is the main genetic material for many living things1. Messenger RNA (mRNA) can reach the cytoplasm by passing through the cell nucleus and carrying the genetic information stored in the DNA to the organelle called ribosome that enables the
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Imagine you have normalized yourself by not knowing people who they are. You cannot separate faces because they look similar yet almost the same every time. Maybe you see a woman and face that you’re unable to recognize her face even though she is your mom. This is an important situation despite not being so
Elysia chlorotica is a small-medium-sized green sea slug. It is a member of the genus Sacoglossa, which are sap-sucking sea snails; it is found along the eastern coast of the United States, as far north as Nova Scotia, Canada, and as south as southern Florida. Elysia chlorotica is a species of this type of solar-powered