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Genes from a plant that lures insect pests to their deaths can be used to breed resistant crops.
GIANT study finds rare, influential genetic changes related to height. Research findings in this area may help to develop new types of drugs.
By studying a large protein (the C1 protein) with X-rays and electron microscopy, researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark have established a new…
A comprehensive knowledge of the synthesis of organisms and the utilisation of the compound PRPP may be useful in efforts to develop methods for…
Antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria is a growing global challenge. Danish researchers have now discovered that bacteria use a code language…
The International Dose Response Society in USA has announced their 2017 “Outstanding Career Achievement Award” to Suresh Rattan for his long-standing…
At the Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics, MBG-Foulum, employees have decorated the office hallway with flags. Each flag tells the…
At an audience at the royal castle Amalienborg in Copenhagen on Monday 12 December 2016, Professor Poul Nissen and Professor Jens Stougaard thanked…
RNA synthesis, splicing and degradation are key activities in eukaryotic gene expression regulation. A collaborative effort between researchers from…
Professor Poul Nissen has won the prestigious Director Ib Henriksen Foundation’s Researcher Award 2016 for his outstanding efforts in structural…
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