Steaming fish eliminates more cyanotoxins than boiling it
Sevilla, Spain.- A group of researchers from the Area of Toxicology in the Department of Nutrition and Bromatology. Toxicology and Legal Medicine at the University ...
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Sevilla, Spain.- A group of researchers from the Area of Toxicology in the Department of Nutrition and Bromatology. Toxicology and Legal Medicine at the University ...
Read moreBoston, USA.- In a recent study, individuals with rheumatoid arthritis who consumed fish 2 times/week had lower disease activity (swollen/tender joint counts along with other ...
Read morePalo Alto, USA.- Algae dominate the oceans that cover nearly three-quarters of our planet, and produce half of the oxygen that we breathe. And yet ...
Read moreNorway.- Cod can rest free from injury and become top quality before slaughter through live storage. How is this quality perceived amongst clients and consumers ...
Read moreLa Jolla, USA.- ExxonMobil and Synthetic Genomics Inc. today announced a breakthrough in joint research into advanced biofuels involving the modification of an algae strain ...
Read moreNorway.- We use many thousands of animals in experiments yearly. The most used species in Norway is not mice but a fish: the Atlantic salmon. ...
Read moreRome, Italy.- Aquaculture continues to grow as an important source of food, as both wild fisheries reach their limits or are declining, and the demand ...
Read moreBy Rod JordanAs ocean animals swim past, they leave behind DNA in shed cells, tissues, scales and feces. Now, scientists have shown these genetic clues ...
Read moreAnalysts reckon that per capita meat consumption is set to increase in the UAE thanks to population growth and high living standards. By some estimates, ...
Read moreNew Zealand.- Cawthron scientists have revealed preliminary findings from their Greenshell™ Mussel ocean acidification breeding trials. Dr Norman Ragg advised their trials indicate certain mussel ...
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