| Microbiology - Two new studies reveal the power of microbiome in plants |
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 | | |  The Keys to Harnessing the True Power of Metabolomics
The value of metabolomics in life science research is unique in that it integrates genetic and non-genetic information to provide this functional readout of health status. This holistic and active status of biochemical activity within cells provides unique, real-world insights into the cause and manifestation of disease, as well as current functional status assessment of the impact of a therapeutic treatment or other external intervention.
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| | | | |  "Equal pay for equal work," a motto touted by many people, turns out to be relevant to the plant world as well. According to new research by Stanford University ecologists, plants allocate resources to their microbial partners in proportion to how much they benefit from that partnership. | | | | |  Eran Blacher bagged the NOSTER & Science Microbiome Prize 2021 for his work in highlighting the relationship between the microbiome and neurodegenerative diseases. | | | | |  Land plants - plants that live primarily in terrestrial habitats and form vegetation on earth - are anchored to the ground through their roots, and their performance depends on both the belowground soil conditions and the aboveground climate. | | | | |  A team of researchers from Shoolini University, Himachal Pradesh, India have discovered a psychrophilic bacterial strain, called Rhodonellum psychrophilum GL8, at the high altitude Pangong Tso Lake in the Himalayas. | |
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