Tag "université Ben Gourion du Néguev"
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Wheat is a staple crop that provides 20% of the world population’s caloric and human protein intake. Although wheat is essential for human and...
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Considerable amounts of methane, one of the major greenhouse gases, are sequestered in sediment under the permafrost surrounding the Artic Circle. However, global warming...
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Climate change and the prospect of more frequent and intense climate extremes, such as prolonged droughts, threaten many services that plant communities provide to...
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What if the secret to reversing aging is not an elixir of life but identifying the genes that control aging and then reversing the...
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BGU (Israel): Conventional Wastewater Treatment Does Not Eliminate the Risk of Coronavirus Spreading
Wastewater must be treated beyond the conventional scheme in order to eliminate the new coronavirus, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev researchers have found in...
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Mankai, a high-protein aquatic plant strain of duckweed, has significant potential as a superfood by providing glycemic control needed after carbohydrate consumption, a team...
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Tropical fish can control their gut microbes to help them survive extremes of temperature, Ben-Gurion University researchers said Tuesday. In a study published in...
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