The disorder leads to developmental delay, speech impairment, movement or balance disorders, and seizures.
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Texas A&M System Recognizes AgriLife Research Patents, Innovators
Rose genetist, stone fruit breeder Byrne takes Innovation Award.
Texas A&M AgriLife Research’s Cobalt St. Augustine ready for production
Hybrid turfgrass meets drought resistance, shade tolerance, dark-green color demands.
Texas A&M AgriLife Research Continues Quest for Cure of Menkes Disease
A life-saving cure solution for Menkes Disease, a copper deficiency in young children, is at the center of a licensing agreement by The Texas A&M University System, through Intellectual Property and Commercialization office of AgriLife Research study, and a California-based biopharmaceutical company, Engrail Therapeutics.
Texas A&M AgriLife Research hibiscus breeder honored
Nov. 30 declared ‘Dr. Dariusz Malinowski Day’ by City of Vernon
Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Research hibiscus breeder honored | AgriLife Today
Texas A&M AgriLife Research develops bacteriophage treatment for Pierce’s disease | AgriLife Today
World’s first organic treatment for Pierce’s disease in grapevines.
Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Research develops bacteriophage treatment for Pierce’s disease
Texas A&M AgriLife study targets contamination hotspots in food processing
Food safety through a greater understanding of the contamination hotspots in our food supply chain is a priority of a new Texas A&M AgriLife Research study.
Source: Texas A&M AgriLife study targeting contamination hotspots | AgriLife Today
Zero waste: Maggots as recyclers and protein sources | AgriLife Today
Texas A&M professor invents technology to harness black soldier flies for waste removal, protein for animals Adult black soldier flies look similar to wasps, but without the stinger. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Jeff Tomberlin.)Black soldier fly maggots provide a zero waste option for organic recycling, according to Jeff Tomberlin, Ph.D., professor in the department of entomology at Texas A&M University and director of EVO Conversion Systems, LLC.
Source: Zero waste: Maggots as recyclers and protein sources | AgriLife Today