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Tag: Rice

110 Nobel Laureates to Greenpeace: Change Your Stance on GMOs

110 Nobel Laureates to Greenpeace: Change Your Stance on GMOs

News
Better Know a Scientist: Rice Research Scientist Dr Nir Oksenberg

Better Know a Scientist: Rice Research Scientist Dr Nir Oksenberg

Talks & Interviews
Thoughts About Norm Borlaug for his 100th Birthday

Thoughts About Norm Borlaug for his 100th Birthday

Commentary
So Much for My Favorite 2012 Paper

So Much for My Favorite 2012 Paper

Commentary
KQED Quest on GMOs

KQED Quest on GMOs

News

The History of Sake: Takamine and Today (with tweets) · pcronald · Storify

The History of Sake: Takamine and Today (with tweets) · pcronald · Storify.

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Live Tweeting Golden Rice – Storified

Hi everyone, Frank N. Foode™ here. I was hanging out, smelling some Tulips in Madison, WI, and none other than Dr. Michael Grusak stopped by from the Baylor College of Medicine to give a seminar on his nutritional research into Golden Rice. I was so excited I ended up live tweeting the whole thing on…

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Science

Why did The Atlantic publish this piece trying to link miRNAs and GMOs?

Editor’s note: republished with permission from The Biology Files. By Emily Willingham A study from a Chinese group led by Chen-Yu Zhang of Nanking University and published in Cell Research, has uncovered the fascinating result that when people eat rice, they can absorb microRNAs (miRNAs)–tiny sequences of RNA–from the rice into the blood. These rice-originating miRNAs…

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Commentary

Australian genetics group open up new avenues to salt-tolerant rice

Improved Salinity Tolerance of Rice Through Cell Type-Specific Expression of [sodium pump] AtHKT1This work presents an important step in the development of abiotic stress tolerance in crop plants via targeted changes in mineral transport.

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