Subscribe & Follow
Advertise your job vacancies
Trending
Jobs
- Senior .Net Developer Cape Town
- Intermediate Full Stack Software Engineer Bedfordview
- Junior Accountant Cape Town
- Dangerous Goods Code 10 Driver George
- Senior Brand Designer Cape Town
- Motor Insurance Claims Consultant George
- SEO and Content Creator Intern Cape Town
- Sales, Marketing and Financial Advisory Durban
- Advertising Sales Executive Illovo, Johannesburg
- Lecturer – School of Education (History & Geography) Pretoria
Scientists conduct water mold genome study
The aquaculture industry annually loses millions of dollars due to a type of water mold that attacks fish. According to Phys.org, an Oregon State University scientist and partners borrowed some technology from the Human Genome Project to more clearly identify the genes of the water mold.
Researchers compared the fish and plant pathogens to clearly identify the genes involved. By better understanding how these pathogens invade animals, the aquaculture industry can develop more effective control methods, such as improved vaccines and fungicides, researchers said.
Read the full article on http://phys.org.
