Brazil’s Frogs Remain a Dietary Mystery as Most Species Go Unstudied
A systematic review of 221 studies finds that dietary data exist for fewer than 20 percent of Brazil's frog species,...
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A systematic review of 221 studies finds that dietary data exist for fewer than 20 percent of Brazil's frog species,...
A new review reveals how the ancient SPX protein family lets plants sense phosphate through inositol pyrophosphate signals while also...
A new study maps how high hydrostatic pressure eliminates dangerous pathogens in raw pork while reshaping its texture, color, and...
A study of 24 schools in Shiraz, Iran, found that the availability of foods in canteens and nearby shops was...
The European Society of Endocrinology has launched the ESE Obesity and Endocrinology School 2027, a three-day Barcelona programme training 25...
A comprehensive dose–response trial in 900 Japanese quail chicks shows starter-phase lysine requirements of 1.32% to 1.42% of diet, varying...
A Spanish study of 171 schoolchildren found modest dietary advantages among cafeteria users but no differences in BMI or blood...
New research shows that invisible near-infrared light at 850 and 940 nanometers can steer radish sprouts toward either higher protein...
New research from Nigerian markets shows that the banned organochlorine pesticide dieldrin persists in staple grains and legumes at hazardous...
A machine learning-based systematic review of 179 studies traces how the milk bioactives carnitine and betaine link ruminant metabolism, infant...
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