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In this phase I/II single (only participant) blinded pilot trial, we tested safety and efficacy of A. soehngenii in metabolic syndrome subjects and found that daily ingestion of increasing A. soehngenii doses for 1 month was associated with increased fecal levels of A. soehngenii with greatest efficacy in the subjects who received the highest dose. […] More
Field sampling Investigated site was located in Central Siberia, about 15 km west of Krasnoyarsk (N56°01′41.46″; E92°34′39.30″). Samples were collected from five A. sibirica trees exhibiting typical symptoms of the disease. The trees were approximately 30–50 years-old, 6–13 m high, and 8 –14 cm in dbh. The sampling targeted parts of branches and stems representing discrete cankers (Fig. 2A–C). […] More
NEWS FEATURE 27 March 2020 Several cancer and HIV drugs have come from marine organisms, but scientists worry that a new agreement to save species could hinder some research. Olive Heffernan Olive Heffernan is a science journalist in Dublin. Search for this author in: A new treaty will govern uses of organisms from the open […] More
