Using Canada’s largest national park as his laboratory, a University of Guelph professor will test cutting-edge DNA technology that could change how we monitor and protect the environment. University of Guelph news release: Prof Gets $3-Million Grant, Aims to Prevent Habitat Loss
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Many a drinker of mezcal, the tequila-like alcoholic beverage made from agave plants, has been warned not to eat the worm at the bottom of the bottle. According to researchers from the University of Guelph, however, if you drink mezcal at all you will still be ingesting the worm, or Read more…
It will now be possible to genetically differentiate the more than 400,000 species of land plants in the world thanks to DNA barcoding, a revolutionary technique invented at the University of Guelph. University of Guelph news release: U of G Scientists Help Find Plant DNA Barcode CBC article: DNA ‘barcodes’ Read more…