News and calendar of the Laboratory of Genetics
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Wilde narcis: oer-Drentse ‘paosbloem’ staat op het spel
- De laatste plek waar de oer-Drentse ‘wilde narcis’ nog groeit in de vrije natuur is een beekdal bij Taarlo. Een groot DNA-onderzoek moet... -
Next level plant science in new NPEC lab
- With the completion of NPEC at the end of this month, plant research enters a new era. The era of automation and a lot of data. NPEC stands for... -
Seven Vidi grants for Wageningen scientists
- Why are some plants able to absorb large amounts of selenium? Do government agencies and public bodies deliver on their promises from the climate... -
Model study confirms potential of sustainable genetic population control of invasive alien species
- Gene drive technology, a form of genetic-biological engineering, offers a highly promising approach to biodiversity protection and pest management. A... -
Researchers discover how to improve zinc content in plants
- More than 2 billion people worldwide suffer from malnutrition. Not because they are getting too few calories, but because their food contains... -
Even bread mold sometimes follows a protectionist strategy
- It is known that colonies of some ant species can merge with each other to become one big super-colony. In fact, even individuals of some animals and... -
What makes humans so great at cooperation?
- Having too many top players in one sports team negatively effects the team's overall performance. The individual’s competitiveness conflicts... -
New insights in the development of azole-resistance related to fatal human lung infections
- Researchers at the Laboratory of Genetics at Wageningen University & Research, in collaboration with the Radboudumc and RIVM, investigated a... -
Seasonally adaptable species may face greatest risk from climate change
- A species of butterfly that changes its appearance through the seasons lacks the genetic variation needed to quickly evolve a different response to...