Researchers analyzed GLRs in economically important Brassica species and found a gene family expansion in B. napus. Tissue-specific GLRs and their response to stress were also observed. The findings help in understanding GLRs' biological functions in Brassica.
Scientists developed a new biocide for post-milking udder hygiene to reduce antibiotic usage for mastitis treatment. It showed stability and effectiveness against mastitis pathogens. Important for minimizing antimicrobial resistance and environmental contamination.
The study examines the effects of betel quid consumption on oral health and cancer development. It highlights the dysbiosis caused by betel quid in the oral microbiota and suggests that restoring the microbiota could be a potential therapy for oral cancer.
Researchers sequenced the genome of a downy mildew causing pathogen on cabbage. They identified genes associated with pathogenicity and compared it with other downy mildew pathogens. This provides insights into pathogenic mechanisms and aids in further investigations.
This review highlights the potential of the medicinal tree (MO) in treating breast cancer. MO extract has shown antioxidant properties and ability to induce apoptosis in breast cancer cells, making it a potential alternative drug therapy.
An extract from mixed medicinal mushroom mycelia was shown to reduce the accumulation of amyloid-β plaques and neuroinflammation in an Alzheimer's disease model. It improved cell viability, reduced oxidative damage, and improved memory function in mice. This suggests that the extract may have potential as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
A study identified 18 TCP genes in roses, classified into 2 subgroups. These genes have roles in growth, development, hormone signaling, and stress responses. Segmental duplication events led to the expansion of the TCP gene family in roses, suggesting new functions. Provides insights into regulatory mechanisms for plant growth and development.
Scientists analyzed traits, genetics, and epigenetics in lingonberry under different conditions. Hybrid H1 showed superior traits and genetic integrity compared to Erntedank. Epigenetic changes were found. This study benefits lingonberry horticulture by ensuring uniform planting materials.