Berkeley Lab study uses baker’s yeast to identify toxicity of metals

A team of researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory published a study May 4 using baker’s yeast to evaluate the toxicity of lanthanides.
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A team of researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory published a study May 4 using baker’s yeast to evaluate the toxicity of lanthanides.
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Marking a large step toward making research freely available to all, the UC system struck an open publishing deal with research publishing giant Elsevier.
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The U.S. News & World Report released its 2020 rankings, listing UC Berkeley as the second-best public university in the nation behind UCLA.
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Nicolette previously served at the director of student health at University of Florida. Beforehand, he served as director of University of Florida’s Primary Care Sports Medicine Program and medical co-director of its Undergraduate Athletic Training program.
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Seeking guidance on security preparations, the University of Florida sent representatives to UC Berkeley during the now-canceled ‘Free Speech Week’ to formulate a plan for prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer’s appearance on the UF campus Thursday.
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A team of researchers have developed a method to determine chemicals’ tendency to cause breast cancer.
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UC Berkeley ranked sixth among large universities for producing Peace Corps volunteers in 2012, according to rankings released by the organization.
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In the 40 years since The Daily Californian first declared its independence, the paper has worked to remain an autonomous and financially stable news source for the Berkeley community, despite falling advertising income and increasing costs. Developing a strong online presence, utilizing social media and fundraising have become greater priorities
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