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NMSU To Host New Mexico Chile Conference - Vimarsana News

NMSU To Host New Mexico Chile Conference

New Mexico State University (NMSU) will host the 2023 New Mexico Chile Conference Feb. 6-7 at the Las Cruces Convention Center, 680 E. University Ave., in Las Cruces.

Zayndu Seed Cleaning Accelerates Salad Leaf Growing Cycle - Vimarsana News

Zayndu Seed Cleaning Accelerates Salad Leaf Growing Cycle

‘Amazing results’ from trials show faster germination from chemical-free cleaning technology

Opinion: COVID-19 origin study is important to prevent pandemics - Vimarsana News

Opinion: COVID-19 origin study is important to prevent pandemics

We are now 16 months into the most serious global pandemic since the Spanish flu of 1919, and we still don’t know the origin of the virus. If we want to prevent the next epidemic, it is vital to find out. However, these efforts are mired in politics and incomplete information.  In the critical first weeks of the pandemic, Beijing suppressed essential information and prevented World Health Organization investigators from entering the country. When a Chinese biologist courageously posted the sequenced genome of the virus online, his lab was shut down for “rectification.” One thing is ...

UWI researchers begin coronavirus genome sequencing project - Vimarsana News

UWI researchers begin coronavirus genome sequencing project

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Dec. 18, CMC – A team of researchers from  St Augustine campus of the University of the West Indies (UWI), has embarked on a project to analyse coronavirus genomes from infected individuals. The exercise will enhance the capacity to identify different lineages of the virus and monitor mutations in order to track the virus’ spread, distinguish between local and newly imported cases, and to better understand the virus and our immune system’s response to it. “The important thing,” says project lead Christine Carrington, a Professor of Molecular Genetics and...