How America Works—The Rest of the Story…Sugar is Energy from the Sun
[ad_1] We were thrilled when popular television host Mike Rowe wanted to feature the people of U.S. Sugar on How America Works, his new series seen on Fox Business. In its second season, the series showcases the hardworking men and women who keep America running, its families fed and our economy humming. Explaining his inspiration for this series, Rowe felt there was an ever-increasing disconnect between […]
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News: 10K citations for the Tissue Atlas publication
[ad_1] The research article “Tissue-based map of the human proteome” has reached a major milestone with more than 10,000 citations according to Google Scholar. The article, published in Science in 2015, is thus one of the most cited publications in the field of life science from Europe during the last decade. In the article, Uhlen […]
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EPA proposes new rules for rodenticides
[ad_1] The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing new regulations for the use of nearly a dozen rodenticides, including those commonly used in agriculture. The proposed measures aim to protect human health and reduce exposure to non-target organisms, such as mammals and birds that may consume poisoned prey or the rodenticide directly, according to the EPA’s […]
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Yeast producer Lallemand develops program to allow dairy nutritionists precisely adjust rations to maximize income over feed costs
[ad_1] Its ruminant R&D team recently gathered new data to quantify the effects of its rumen-specific live yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-1077 (LEVUCELL SC), on neutral detergent fiber (NDF) degradation in a large range of forage samples in vivo. The company said it now has an unmatched database of several hundreds of samples from around the […]
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5 surprising effects of stress – Blog
[ad_1] Whether stress is something you experience from time to time, or if it may as well be part of your love language (ours is presents), we can all agree that stress is unavoidable. But even though stress is a normal part of all our daily lives, we shouldn’t let it go unchecked. If left […]
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10 Lavender Health Benefits and Uses
[ad_1] Humans have been using lavender as a culinary, cosmetic, aromatherapeutic, and hygienic herb for at least several thousands years. In the Bible, Mary uses lavender (“very costly”) to anoint the feet of Jesus. In ancient Egypt, embalmers used lavender in the mummification process. Roman bathhouses often scented the water with lavender petals and women […]
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To Gain Maximum Muscle, Should You Train Each Body Part Once a Week or Twice A Week?
[ad_1] One of the biggest training debates making its way through the bodybuilding and fitness community in recent years has to do with the ideal training frequency: If your goal is building more muscle, should you train each muscle group once a week or twice a week? (Or somewhere in between?) If you listen to […]
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Varicose Veins Prevention and Natural Treatments
[ad_1] Table of Contents[Hide][Show] Natural methods to prevent and treat varicose veins to reduce their bluish-purple, enlarged appearance and improve the overall circulatory health of the body. My Grandmother suffered terribly from varicose veins for most of her adult life. The problems started during her second pregnancy. After a traumatic C-section, she was hospitalized for […]
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Cream Cheese Danishes with Sugared Cranberries and Butter Glaze Recipe
[ad_1] Everything about these cream cheese danishes will bring holiday joy to your kitchen! Twirls of crescent dough layered with cream cheese and baked with a pool of strawberry jam and a buttery glaze on top to finish. Add in those sugared cranberries to bring it right over the top! These cream cheese danishes are […]
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How to Analyze Carnitine and Acylcarnitine? – Creative Proteomics Blog
[ad_1] Carnitine (L-3hydroxy-4-trimethylaminobutyric acid), a water-soluble tetramine compound, is mainly distributed in tissues with high energy requirements, such as skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle. 75% of carnitine is consumed through diet, such as meat, fish and dairy products, and 25% is synthesized in the kidney and liver from lysine and methionine. However, the organism’s low […]
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