Ames center probes bird flu cow infections and vaccines
The Ames facility on a 523 acre campus near downtown Ames is a high containment center with 93 buildings and a $38 million budget where researchers study bird flu and cow infections. They test cow to cow transmission, race to develop vaccines, and assess how the virus spreads through milk and milking equipment, with preliminary results expected soon. Researchers like Baker and Webby emphasize the center's unique capacity and the long path ahead for effective vaccines and understanding virus dynamics in animals and potential human links.
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Ames
Richard Webby
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
U.S
Webby
CDC
Atlanta
Animal Disease Center
Mark Ackermann
Kaitlyn Sarlo Davila
USDA
Athens
Ames Center
Amy Baker
Shilo Weir
Weir
Baker
Iowa Center
Texas
Tavis Anderson
Anderson
National Animal Disease Center
India's lunar rover finds evidence for ancient magma ocean
Indian scientists report in Nature that the Pragyan rover from Chandrayaan 3 found anorthosite-rich regolith at the south polar region, consistent with the Lunar Magma Ocean hypothesis. The polar data complements earlier equatorial measurements, supporting a molten early Moon and aiding understanding of planetary formation.
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Moon
Earth
Apollo
India
Lunar
South Pole
Nature
Santosh Vadawale
Physical Research Laboratory
Ahmedabad
Bethany Ehlmann
Caltech
Pragyan
Vadawale
Polar Highland
Lindy Elkins-Tanton
Arizona State University
Ehlmann
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