Life cycle carbon dioxide emissions for fill dams

Jan 29, 2020 l Hit 1694

Life cycle carbon dioxide emissions for fill dams Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions must be reduced to solve environmental problems such as global warming and climate change, which are getting worse with each day. In Korea, 42% of total carbon emissions are generated by the construction industry; therefore, it se...

Surfactant-free emulsion systems stabilized by modified starch and chitosan

Jan 21, 2020 l Hit 1655

Surfactant-free emulsion systems stabilized by modified starch and chitosan. Emulsion systems refer to the state in which insoluble liquids are stably dispersed in other liquids and can be found in many products, such as foods, cosmetics, and household goods. The main emulsion system is liquid phas...

Analysis of the river cooling effect of Cheonggyecheon

Jun 14, 2019 l Hit 5088

Analysis of the river cooling effect of Cheonggyecheon Student Press of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Minji Kim (Department of Plant Science), Minhyu Jeong (Department of Plant Science) Cities with high population densities and a high concentration of infrastructure tend to show higher tempe...

Environmental performance of organic farming: Evidence from Korean small-holder soybean production

Jun 14, 2019 l Hit 2504

Environmental performance of organic farming: Evidence from Korean small-holder soybean production Student Press of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Jisoo Lim (Department of Plant Science) Is environmentally friendly agriculture really all that environmentally friendly? Professor Choe’s research...

Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence is more strongly related to absorbed light than to photosynt...

Jun 14, 2019 l Hit 2071

Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence is more strongly related to absorbed light than to photosynthesis Most of the plants in the world use sunlight to survive. Photosynthesis is a well-known process by which plants convert light energy to chemical energy. However, Some of the light that reaches the...

Study of the Three-Dimensional Structure of 1-cys peroxiredoxin (Prx3) of Vibrio vulnificus and t...

Dec 28, 2018 l Hit 3399

Humans can protect themselves from pathogenic and viral microorganisms. Infected host cells have used their own immune system to try to prevent pathogens, but the pathogens have constantly evolved to build a defense system to protect themselves from host-cell attacks. This study, carried out in a laboratory le...

Atmospheric Pressure Plasma (APP) Opens the Possibility of a New Curing Process Technology

Dec 28, 2018 l Hit 1940

A research team lead by SNU CALS professor Cheorun Jo identified the change mechanism of meat color by APP and used this mechanism to develop a new curing process technology called plasma curing. The team collaborated with a research team led by Professor Wonho Choe of KAIST and with the National F...

An Investigation of Potential Gene Flow from GM Brassica napus (GM B. napus) to its Relative Spec...

Dec 31, 2018 l Hit 2104

One of main concerns on GM crops is environmental risks such as gene flow and weedy risk, resulting in negative impacts on ecosystem. Unfortunately, little effort has been made to assess environmental impacts and risks of GM crops as compared to research on GM crop development with emphasis on the benefits of ...

The transgenic chicken derived anti-CD20 monoclonal antibodies exhibits greater anti-cancer thera...

Jul 16, 2018 l Hit 3153

With the development of modern genetic engineering technology, the technology to produce enzymes, recombinant proteins and antibodies from transgenic organisms using mammal mammary glands or bird egg white is now available. A bioreactor is an apparatus in which a biological reaction or process is carried out to prod...

Sericin Promotes Fibroin Silk ｜Stabilization Across a Phase-Separation

Jul 16, 2018 l Hit 2259

Silk, the best known natural protein fiber, has been widely used throughout history as clothing material thanks to its outstanding physical properties. However, despite its well-known advantages over spun synthetic fibers, the mechanics of natural silk spinning is yet to be fully understood. Silkworms, especi...