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Fermented Foods Sustain Both Microbiomes and Cultural Heritage

Fermented Foods Sustain Both Microbiomes and Cultural Heritage
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Fermented Foods Sustain Both Microbiomes and Cultural Heritage

Fermented Foods Sustain Both Microbiomes and Cultural Heritage
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Fermented foods help boost gut health

Fermented foods help boost gut health
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Capuchin monkey poop sheds light on human evolution for Calgary-led global research team

Capuchin monkey poop sheds light on human evolution for Calgary-led global research team
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Genome study of Capuchin monkey uncovers hints on its large brain, long life

Genome study of Capuchin monkey uncovers hints on its large brain, long life ANI | Updated: Feb 20, 2021 23:14 IST Washington [US], February 20 (ANI): A study led by a team of scientists from the University of Calgary in Canada and the University of Liverpool in the UK sequenced the genome of a monkey >Capuchin monkey to uncover new hereditary hints about the evolution of the breed s long life expectancy and enormous minds. Through the findings published in the American journal PNAS, Professor Joao Pedro De Magalhaes, who researches ageing at the University of Liverpool explained, Capuchins have the largest relative brain size of any monkey and can live past the age of 50, despite their small size, but their genetic underpinnings had remained unexplored until now.

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