Effect of zero gravity on microscopic worm genes

Chandran Sabanayagam is studying the effect of zero gravity on the genes of the common ground worm, C. Elegans, work that could produce new insights into the effect of long periods in space on humans. Read more. And can also read in VOA news.

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