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The vertebrate spalt genes in development and disease

open access: yesDevelopmental Biology, 2006
The spalt proteins are encoded by a family of evolutionarily conserved genes found in species as diverse as Drosophila, C. elegans and vertebrates. In humans, mutations in some of these genes are associated with several congenital disorders which underscores the importance of spalt gene function in embryonic development.
Sweetman, Dylan, Münsterberg, Andrea
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Fungal Pigments: An Investigation into their Environmental Stability and Application to Conservation [PDF]

open access: yes, 2023
Spalting is the result of fungal metabolic processes that create unique, colored patterns inside of wood. As such, spalted wood has been historically prized for its beauty.
Dissi, Tamara
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Honey as a Growth Medium for Sustainable Fungal-based Pigments

open access: yes
Fungi in the Chlorociboria genus produce a blue pigment called xylindein—a pigment historically used to color wood for marquetry and now under investigation as a thin film for photovoltaic cells. The pigment’s value comes from its unusual characteristics,
Queisser, Olivia
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Slakting direkte fra oppdrettsmerd.Tauranga – fase 3 [PDF]

open access: yes, 2011
I prosjektet er det gjennomført en lang rekke forsøk og tester, fra merd og helt frem til ferdig filet, ved både lave og høye slaktetemperaturer, internt hos Marine Harvest og ved personell fra Nofima og Havforskningsinstituttet.
Jakobsen, Ronny Andre   +7 more
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