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In an experiment that is being closely watched by state and federal environmental officials, some of the Danbury Eastern cottonwoods (Populus deltoides) have been genetically engineered to boost their ability to absorb mercury from soil.
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The story is the same nationwide, where changes in regulations, operations and even monitoring software have allowed engineers to boost nuke output at the average plant by 4% since the 1970s.
The multispiked nanostars provide broadband scattering and absorption cross-sections, which can be engineered to dramatically boost the performance of the solar cells.
Potatoes naturally enriched in beta carotene and rice genetically engineered to contain it boost levels of vitamin A.
This study presents a new avenue to engineer catalyst to boost the performance of Zn-air batteries.
Research across systems has begun to shed light on how these phytobiomes are established under laboratory and natural conditions, and have cultivated hope that a better understanding of the governing principles for host microbe interactions can guide attempts to engineer microbiomes to boost agricultural yields.
Sausages were engineered to exhibit enhanced juiciness which lead to a boost of saltiness allowing for up to 40% salt reduction [4].
He engineered several trades to boost New York and weaken the Boston champions.
For these reasons, folate synthesis and salvage pathways have been extensively characterized in model organisms, and the folate synthesis pathway in both bacteria and plants has been engineered in order to boost the folate content of foods [ 9- 11].
The 26-year-old engineer hopes to boost production of one of Sudan's largest agricultural exports, gum arabic, by giving farmers a new tool with which to tap acacia trees and collect their sap.
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