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Full-Text Articles in Molecular Genetics
Genetic Polymorphism Of Bitter Taste Perception In Tempe, Arizona And Its Association With Nutritional Status, Daniel Woodley, Benjamin Cabrera
Genetic Polymorphism Of Bitter Taste Perception In Tempe, Arizona And Its Association With Nutritional Status, Daniel Woodley, Benjamin Cabrera
Annual Symposium on Biomathematics and Ecology Education and Research
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Identification Of Clinically-Relevant Sequence Variants Within The Human Reference Genome, Lisa A. Lansdon
Identification Of Clinically-Relevant Sequence Variants Within The Human Reference Genome, Lisa A. Lansdon
Research Days
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Genetic Variance In Flocculin Protein Family, Sarah Dooley, Dale Beach
Genetic Variance In Flocculin Protein Family, Sarah Dooley, Dale Beach
2020 Virtual Spring Student Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry
Yeast fermentation produces a number of commercially important products, most typically represented by alcoholic beverages. In craft breweries that do not use expensive filtration systems, selecting a yeast variety for fermentation can determine the clarity of the product from hazy Belgian pilsner to a crisp, clear American lager. Flocculation refers to a stress response behavior in yeast to group together (flocculate) in conditions like low sugar or high alcohol content as experienced at the end of fermentation. Higher levels of flocculation increase the clarity. The process of flocculation is genetically controlled through a series of complicated interactions and depends on …
Environmental Dna Metabarcoding Detects Mammal Use Of Stock Tanks And Natural Springs On The Prescott National Forest, K. A. Smith, Berenice Carreras Mendiolea, C. E. Benson, F. B. Anaya
Environmental Dna Metabarcoding Detects Mammal Use Of Stock Tanks And Natural Springs On The Prescott National Forest, K. A. Smith, Berenice Carreras Mendiolea, C. E. Benson, F. B. Anaya
Discovery Day - Prescott
Recent research has shown the viability of environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis as a tool for identifying species presence in aquatic ecosystems. However, there is limited research indicating the feasibility of eDNA as a survey tool in water sources such as springs and stock tanks. Because of the scarcity of water in the high desert landscape of Arizona, natural springs and stock tanks are an important water resource. In this study, we examined whether 16S rRNA metabarcoding could detect mammal eDNA in springs and stock tanks in the Prescott National Forest. During summer 2019, we collected and analyzed water samples at …