Genomics
Study: All bison in North America may share ancestry with domestic cattle
Team compares genome sequences among the major historical lineages of bison to 1,842 domestic cattle
AgriLife achieves stable transformation in industrial hemp
Farmers can look forward to a future in which their industrial hemp crops have optimal phenotypic and trait characteristics
Sustainable fishing: Genetic markers could improve accuracy of quotas
A&M researchers document 53 herring populations from the Atlantic Ocean and the Baltic Sea
Chronic wasting disease: New tool could lead to more-resistant herds
Program could support farmed and free-ranging deer populations
Plant study sheds light on first steps of immune defense against microbes
The work creates new ideas for treating allergies and immune deficiencies.
Genetic survey could determine status of endangered songbird
Golden-cheeked warblers breed and nest exclusively in Texas
Genetic motif may lead to new drugs for cancer, autoimmune disorders
Study receives funding from CPRIT and the National Institutes for Health
A&M leads study of inter-individual differences in chemical toxicity
National Institutes of Health provides funding for $2.7-million project
Genome sequencing could lead to better sugarcane, scientists say
Sugarcane is one of the last food crops to undergo sequencing, thanks to its complex genome