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The Weekend Hitlist: what we want to see, do and buy this weekend - Vimarsana News

The Weekend Hitlist: what we want to see, do and buy this weekend

? Boost it: If you missed the last Downward Dog Yoga event in the Conrad hotel, there’s now another chance to bring your four-legged friend along to a class with a difference. Taking place on Saturday, January 27, at 10am, the restorative yoga session will be guided by instructor Joanne King and will be followed by healthy refreshments, snacks and chats with like-minded dog lovers. Tickets are available via Eventbrite, priced at €30 per person and €5 per dog, with 10pc of ticket proceeds going to Milo’s Mission Rescue. @conrad_dublin

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, NC firm believes so. - Vimarsana News

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, NC firm believes so.

DURHAM, N.C. — Raw mustard greens, in their genetically unaltered form, leave a bitter aftertaste. Their flavor evokes horseradish or wasabi, lingering on the tongue until a chaser is found.

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, NC firm believes so. - Vimarsana News

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, NC firm believes so.

DURHAM, N.C. — (TNS) Raw mustard greens, in their genetically unaltered form, leave a bitter aftertaste. Their flavor evokes horseradish or wasabi, lingering on the tongue until a chaser is

Pirate crime spree, vigilantes throw Oakland estuary into lawlessness - Vimarsana News

Pirate crime spree, vigilantes throw Oakland estuary into lawlessness

The first food in the United States created with the genome-editing technology CRISPR is a salad featuring non-pungent, non-bitter mustard greens that don’t leave consumers reaching for glasses of water.

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, Durham firm believes so. - Vimarsana News

Can fruits and vegetables be made better? With gene editing, Durham firm believes so.

Seedless berries. Pitless cherries. Mustard greens that don’t taste like wasabi. Durham’s Pairwise promises gene-edited produce in grocery stores soon.

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