SAGE enables high-efficiency, multi-site integration of genetic cargo with recyclable genetic containers into bacteria. This eases introduction of DNA-carrying genetic circuits and metabolic ...

Star-Telegram reporter George Dolan first introduced “Blondie,” a 23-month-old African lion, to readers in July 1955. Dolan, ...

One major component of biodiversity that gene banks are often lacking are crop wild relatives — the undomesticated, but related, strains of staple food crops like corn and wheat. A recent study ...

As forest-tree species are relatively undomesticated, and therefore genetically and physiologically close to their wild relatives, the potential for geneflow within and between forest-tree ...

Many of these creatures are undomesticated and lead complex and highly social lives in the wild. The rapid growth in ...

Not having a natural source of shade is a bummer in the hot summer months. The good news is you can easily add this structure ...

Sure, it had some good ideas, like exploring what would happen if a version of Jurassic Park actually opened to the public ...

No matter how tamed or accustomed to humans an undomesticated animal becomes, its wild nature is still intact. When making the case against exotic-pet ownership, animal rights advocates tend to ...

Undomesticated or exotic emotional support animals are typically not allowed on college campuses due to health risks. The distinction between service animals and emotional support animals often ...

For most people with pets, handling and training their animals is important. Living with an “undomesticated” pet can be trying, especially when the day comes for a visit to the veterinarian. The same ...

Many of these creatures are undomesticated and lead complex and highly social lives in the wild. Whenever humans manage animals on a large scale, welfare becomes a concern. As experts on aquatic ...

My family had horses when I was a teenager, and I was tasked with the responsibility of taking care of them. I was never completely comfortable with the equines, and truth be told, always a bit ...