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SCRIBE Research Highlights

CBS is home to a wide range of innovative and interdisciplinary research programs. The research stories highlighted in this page showcase some of the exciting discoveries emerging from our labs and field sites. These stories have been written by graduate students in the SCRIBE (Students Communicating Research in Biology Education) program [1]. SCRIBE writers take an active role in translating and communicating research results for non-specialist audiences as they develop their knowledge mobilization skills.


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Some of our students' SCRIBE stories have been published in CBS research magazines. Click on the thumbnails below to read the first (2018) and second (2021) edition of our research magazine.

 

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For more information about research taking place in the college, or the SCRIBE writing program, please contact the Associate Dean of Research's Office [4].

 


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Current Stories


Date Image Article Title
Mar 2, 2023 Researcher examining a Cannabis plant Can Cannabis Treat Brain Cancer? Study Shows that Molecules in Cannabis Have the Potential to Attack Tumour Cells [5]
Feb 23, 2023 Leaves and fruits of the American chestnut Genetic Diversity May Hold the Key to Bringing Back an Iconic Endengered Tree [6]

 

Past Stories


Date Image Article Title
Jan 30, 2023 Hands holding papers in the shape of kidneys Have Your Estrogen and Eat it Too: Phytoestrogens in Soy may Support Kidney Health, Study Finds [7]
Jan 23, 2023 Illustration of a squirrel guarding cones When Squirrels Win the Spruce Cone Lottery, They Stop Shouting "Get Off My Lawn!" [8]
Jan 16, 2023 Synchronized swimmers' legs seen coming out of the water in a swimming pool The Heart Wants what the Heart Needs: Sutdy Offers New Insight into Cardiac Adaptations in Aquatic Athletes [9]
Jan 4, 2023 Researchers sampling on a stream Divergence Makes the Genome Wander: What an Icelandic Fish is Teaching Scientists About Evolution [10]
Dec 8, 2022 There's Something in the Water: Accurately Identifying Freshwater Microbial Communities [11]
Nov 30, 2022 Illustration of neural connections Small but Mighty: The Surprising Role of Bacteria in Brain Development [12]
Oct 19, 2022 Illustration of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Attack is the Best Form of Defense: Finding New Ways to Target Cystic Fibrosis Bacteria [13]
Sept 19, 2022 Pair of birds Spying on Seabirds: Combining Old and New Tools to Understand How Kittiwakes Expend Energy [14]
Aug 29, 2022 Lupine flowers The Roots of Change: How Human Activity is Altering Plant Interactions with Fungi [15]
Aug 16, 2022 Fish being sold in a market A Food Web of Lies: How Misinformation in the Seafood Supply Chain Affects our Role as Top Predators [16]
July 28, 2022 Small mouse. Let Them Play: How Richer Home Environments Make Mice More Social [17]
July 14, 2022 Leafy greens in a bowl Eat Your Leafy Greens: Dietary Nitrate Improves Metabolic Health, Study Finds [18]
July 11, 2022 Pensive student with laptop. Getting the Most out of Grading: How to Make Student Assessment more "Authentic" [19]
July 4, 2022 Tumour cells in metastasis. Stopping the Spread: The Fight Against Metastatic Cancer [20]
June 20, 2022 Zebra fish Low Oxygen Impairs Brain Development in Fish, but the Fish Aren't Stressed About It [21]
June 6, 2022 Life in the Cold Lane: Study Sheds New Light on Beetle Biodiversity in the Sub-Arctic [22]
May 24, 2022 Herbaceous plants with developed roots Plant Roots and Mycorrhizal Fungi: The Plot Thickens in a 500-Million-Year-Old Mystery [23]
May 13, 2022 Folic Acid: Friend or Foe? Excess Folic Acid During Pregnancy Without Enough Choline Can Promote Obesity in Offspring [24]
Apr 14, 2022 When Habitual Exercise Becomes a Problem: The Link Between Exercise Addiction and Low Energy Availability [25]
Mar 22, 2022 Fish Out of Water: an Unexpected Discovery [26]
Feb 4, 2022 Learning how to Learn: an Instructional Guide [27]
Jan 17, 2021 Left: An adult sea lampreys (photo by A. Miehls, GLFC); Right: A larger acoustic tag and smaller passive integrative transponder tag used in capture-mark-recapture of sea lampreys (photo by Jessi Nelson-Duck) Catch me if you can: study reveals the best ways to mark and recapture sea lampreys [28]
Dec 10, 2021 human brain on circuits Study Finds Key Brain Protein May Have Role in Psychiatric Disorders [29]
Oct 18, 2021 A western painted turtle (image by John P. Clare, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Chilled out: How Turtles Survive in Frozen Ponds for Months Without Oxygen [30]
Oct 5, 2021 Jumping spider (Phidippus sp.) resting on a leaf (photo by Aleksandra Dolezal) Restoring Natural Habitat on Farmland Yields Big Biodiversity Payoff [31]
Sept 20, 2021 Trees killed by the spruce budworm during a cyclical outbreak (photo by the USDA Forest Service) Tiny Wasps Have Big Impact on Spruce Budworm Outbreaks [32]
Aug 17, 2021 A brain scan It’s a No-brainer: Study Sheds New Light on How Tumour Cells Invade Brain Tissue [33]
July 22, 2021 Fish Oil Capsules Gone Fishing: Fish Oil Supplements Reduce Impacts of Breast Cancer in Obese Mice [34]
July 15, 2021 back muscles eStudy Turns Conventional Thinking on Myofascial Back Pain Upside Down [35]
July 6, 2021 eDNA technology successfully detected the presence of Blanding’s turtle, an at-risk species, in Kejimkujik National Park (photo by Andrew Cannizzaro’ CC BY 2.0) eDNA: a Conservation Game-changer [36]
June 28, 2021 Fire Belly Toad The Evolution of Learning and Behavior: How Toads Could Unlock the Complexities of Human Behavior [37]
June 14, 2021 Tobacco plants used to produce drugs (photo by N. Prudhomme) How to Improve Drug Production: An Unbe-leaf-able Story [38]
June 8, 2021 DNA molecules with red background Genome Miners Strike Toxin Gold [39]
May 26, 2021 Person pouring a dressing onto a salad Feed Your Genes: How Genetics Influence Our Response to Food [40]
May 18, 2021 People jogging in forest Don’t Fret, Just Sweat [41]
May 10, 2021 A male Asiatic toad, Bufo gargarizans (photo by Z. Yao) Smaller Brains Help Toads Survive a Harsh Life atop Mountains [42]
May 5, 2021 oil pouring onto spoon The State of Matter Matters: How Does Consumption of Solid Versus Liquid Fats Affect Appetite? [43]
Apr 26, 2021 A view of Ashby Lake, Ontario.  Inset: illustration of a pumpkinseed fish (image by Duane Raver, USFWS) Fishing for Ecological Opportunity in Ashby Lake [44]
Apr 19, 2021 A stressed plant Hey, Stress, LEAve Them Plants Alone [45]
Apr 9, 2021 A female daphnia (image by Dieter Ebert, CC BY-SA 4.0) Antidepressants in the Water Affect Daphnia and Their Babies… and Their Babies’ Babies! [46]
Mar 30, 2021 plant life near a waterway Following the Fertilizer Trail: Study Explains How Nutrient Run-off Leads to Far Off Impacts [47]
Mar 15, 2021 Picture of a forest Lost in Translation: Deconstructing Different Knowledge Systems to Improve Cross-Cultural Communication [48]
Feb 19, 2021 Diverse Learners in a Classroom Engaging Diverse Learners in Biology [49]
Jan 5, 2021 Fish oil capsules arranged in the shape of a fish There’s Nothing Fishy About It: Omega-3’s in Fish Oils Reduce Inflammation [50]
Dec 17, 2020 A study participant receiving blood flow restriction and electrical muscle stimulation to prevent muscle atrophy (photo courtesy of J. Burr) No More “Use it or Lose it”: New Discovery May Stave Off Muscle Loss During Post-Injury Recovery [51]
Dec 1, 2020 A Diagnostic Bull’s-eye? Researchers Use Platelets and Citrate to Take Aim at Lyme Disease A Diagnostic Bull’s-eye? Researchers Use Platelets and Citrate to Take Aim at Lyme Disease [52]
Oct 28, 2020 Picture of human brain and circuits This is your brain (waves) on drugs [53]
Sept 18, 2020 A model of a ribosome in a eukaryotic cell (image by Fvoigtsh, CC BY-SA 3.0) Ribosome Royale: A Specialized Secret Agent in the Fight to Detect Cancer [54]
July 6, 2020 A collared woodland caribou in Northern Ontario (photo by Tal Avgar) Caring for Caribou: Understanding How Logging Affects Survival of a Threatened Species [55]
June 10, 2020 fish farming Help Me Genome, You’re My Only Hope: A Fishy Resistance Story [56]
May 28, 2020 Heart inside a human body Take This to Heart: TBC1D1 May Help Reduce Risk of Heart Disease in Diabetics [57]
May 7, 2020 An orange jewelweed “open” flower (Photo by Fritz Geller-Grimm, CC BY-SA 2.5) Blooming Change: A Story of Adaption [58]
Mar 13, 2020 A monarch butterfly spotted in Île aux Chats, Quebec (image courtesy of eButterfly) It Takes a Village: Citizen Scientists Monitor Canada’s Favourite Butterfly [59]
Feb 28, 2020 PhD candidate Koley Freeman hand feeds a Canada Jay in Algonquin Provincial Park (photo by A. Newman) Eat Lots, Fly Early: Supplemental Feeding Leads to Earlier Fledging in Canada Jays [60]
Feb 21, 2020 Bioreactors used to culture gut microbes in the Allen-Vercoe lab (photo by S. Rosiana) Together We Stand, Divided We Fall: How Microbes Cooperate in the Human Gut [61]
Feb 4, 2019 shoreline by lake We Can’t Direct the Wind, but We Can Adjust the Sails: Using Models to Predict Hypoxia in Lake Erie [62]
Jan 24, 2020 Lots of Chickens You are What You Eat, but What Should Your Food Eat? Feed-additive Benefits in an Antibiotic-free Future [63]
Jan 16, 2020 A Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout (photo by Waldemarpaetz, CC BY-SA 4.0) Historical Fish Stocking Records may Hold the Key to Saving the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout [64]
Jan 7, 2020 Former Integrative Biology undergraduate researcher Sydney Collins holds one of her most recent study subjects (photo courtesy of Sydney Collins) Bold is Best: How Personality Impacts Mating and Chick Survival in Arctic Seabirds [65]
Dec 6, 2019 The amphibious mangrove rivulus fish in water (photo by Brock and Sherri Fenton) A Tale of Two Worlds: Emersion and Exploration Behavior in an Amphibious Fish [66]
Nov 5, 2019 Spoons of different types of protein powder What’s Really in your Protein Powder? [67]
Oct 22, 2019 A cuff used to restrict blood flow during Ischemic Preconditioning (photo courtesy of Burr lab) When Cutting Off Blood Supply is A Good Thing: Using Ischemic Preconditioning to Enhance Exercise Performance [68]
Oct 1, 2019 A hand holding pills, with a background of a microscope, test tubes and beakers How to Find a Needle in a Haystack, Fast [69]
Sept 16, 2019 Baby alligators Limited Oxygen Builds Stronger Alligator Hearts, Study Finds [70]
Sept 4, 2019 Lentils Why You Should Keep Your Finger on the ‘Pulse’ of Carb Substitutes [71]
Aug 15, 2019 female hockey player Water, Sugar, Salt: A Winning Combination in Hockey [72]
Aug 7, 2019 Plant and soil Limited Phosphorous Supply? Try Your Friendly Neighbourhood Fungi [73]
Aug 2, 2019 The purple sea urchin as a microscopic larva (left) and in its more familiar adult form (images are not to scale) Growing Up is Hard: Study Explains High Mortality in Sea Urchins Following Metamorphosis [74]
July 30, 2019 Progesterone chemical structure Breaking Taboo: Understanding the Evolution of Menstruation [75]
July 25, 2019 A salmon How Rapid Evolutionary Change has Made Landlocked Salmon Less Seaworthy [76]
July 22, 2019 test tubes used for DNA testing Tips for Healthy Living: Eat Healthy, Exercise, and…Spit in a Tube [77]
July 16, 2019 Showing various stages of embryo development of a chicken To Divide or not to Divide? That is the Question Being Answered by Dlx Proteins in Developing Embryo Cells [78]
July 10, 2019 A person sitting at a dining table holding a knife and fork with a plate in between More than Just a Hunger Hormone: Ghrelin Could Help Prevent Diabetes [79]
July 3, 2019 A fruit fly feeding on a banana (photo by Sanjay Acharya, CC BY-SA 4.0) Fruit Flies (Yes, Fruit Flies!) Reveal New Insights into Animal Aggression [80]
June 28, 2019 Close up of Scutiger boulengeri, a frog that lives at high altitudes. Frogs of a Stressor Evolve Together [81]
June 24, 2019 A woman looking at a vending machine Candy or Chips? An Analysis of Taste Preferences and Why it Matters to Your Health [82]
June 13, 2019 Older people walking down a path A Step Forward in Understanding Injurious Fall Risk in Older Adults [83]
June 5, 2019 Culturing cells in the lab (photo by Kaibara87, CC BY 2.0) The “Goldiloxygen” Zone: Finding the Oxygen “Sweet Spot” for Growing Human Cells in the Lab [84]
May 29, 2019 Clostridioides difficile (image courtesy of James Archer, CDCP) Poop Bacteria versus C. difficile: Pathogen Proves to be a Complex Opponent in the Battle Between Good and Bad Gut Bacteria [85]
May 22, 2019 Adult Damselfly ‘Tis but a Scratch! Damselflies Lose a Limb to Escape Predators in the Nick of Time [86]
May 13, 2019 A mangrove rivulus, an amphibious fish that can survive long periods out of water (photo courtesy of Pat Wright) Go Ahead and ‘Sweat It’: How to Survive as a Fish Out of Water [87]
May 8, 2019 Picture of magnifying glass over the word LIFESTYLE DNA May Provide Clues Towards Personalized Treatments for Metabolic Syndrome [88]
May 1, 2019 A picture of fish in water Genetic Study of Early Maturing Salmon Yields Surprise Discovery [89]
April 25, 2019 The Eastern Pond Mussel (photo by the Smithsonian Environmental Research Centre, CC BY 2.0) Got Mussels? Understanding Why Turbid Rivers Have More Bivalve Shellfish [90]
April 16, 2019 Fish in water Getting to the Heart of the Matter in Aquatic Ecosystem Stability [91]
April 12, 2019 A person walking by eye glasses on the ground Making Sense of Moving Through Life [92]
April 5, 2019 Lead from a bullet Biting the Bullet: Why Some Canadians and Wildlife Literally ‘Eat Lead [93]
April 2, 2019 Tree Swallow Feathered Jet Setters: Tree Swallows Map out Complex International Routes and Stopovers During Migration [94]
Mar 29, 2019 A tractor spraying chemicals Study Shows How Agrochemicals Can Increase Risk of Parkinson’s Disease  [95]
Mar 26, 2019 The gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar, an invasive species native to Europe (photo by  Didier Descouens, CC BY-SA 4.0) Know Your Enemy: Do Invasive Species Evolve More Rapidly? [96]
Mar 22, 2019 person cycling When it Comes to Overtraining in Athletes, Less May be More [97]
Mar 20, 2019 Wind farm on a field by mountains Bill C-69 Fails to Deliver on Indigenous Consultation and Knowledge Systems [98]
Mar 14, 2019 picture of a kidney diagram being erased by a pencil Investigation into Novel Gene Mutation Provides Surprising Insights into Rare Kidney Disease [99]
Mar 6, 2019 Nutrition Label New Study Explains Link Between High Fat Diet and Diabetes [100]
Feb 26, 2019 A rhinoceros auklet (photo credit: Dick Daniels CC BY-SA 3.0) Fishing for Answers: Using Seabirds to Better Understand Fish Populations [101]
Feb 19, 2019 Wild Strawberries Are Strawberries too Tasty to Evolve? [102]
Feb 11, 2019 The invasive sea lamprey, Petromyzon marinus (photo by NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, CC BY-SA 2.0) How to Build a Better Trap for an Invasive Pest: Study its Personality [103]
Feb 4, 2019 generic picture of a plant Unfolding the Mystery of How Plants Defy Dehydration [104]
Jan 28, 2019 Person running in winter Winter Blues? Study Suggests Exercise Builds both Fitness and Cold Tolerance [105]
Jan 18, 2019 woman with measuring tape held around waist with bowl of veggies in her hand Fatty Acids Tell a Genetic Story about Health Risks, Says Study [106]
Jan 7, 2019 An Escherichia coli bacterium undergoing cell division (photo courtesy A. Berezuk) Uncovering New Pieces of the Bacterial Cell Division Puzzle [107]
Dec 13, 2018 A person's back in pain Tape: the Latest Weapon Against Back Pain [108]
Dec 12, 2018 Small Fishing in a Developing Country Linking Humans to Fisheries Food Webs [109]
Nov 21, 2018  J. Matsumoto) Zebrafish Moms May Protect Eggs from Stress with Hormone that Reduces Cell Death [110]
Nov 8, 2018 Spinach and Eggs Combatting Obesity with ‘Methyl Donor’ Micronutrients [111]
Oct 12, 2018 Novel Potential Role for Vitamin D During Puberty [112]
Sept 26, 2018 An Ontario Vineyard Helping farmers avoid sour grapes: researchers develop test for hidden viruses in Ontario’s vineyards [113]
Sept 12, 2018 Students in a Classroom CBS Turns a Scientific Eye to Improving Teaching and Learning [114]
Aug 30, 2018 Picture of a Heart Researchers Get it “Right” in the Study of Heart Failure [115]
Aug 22, 2018 Various types of food that contain solid and liquid fats Solid and Liquid Fat Get Digested Differently, Says Study [116]
Aug 16, 2018 Stock image of herbal pills Herbal Medicine Fraud: Do You Know What’s in Your Pill? [117]
Aug 8, 2018 Seniors Walking Reduced Skin Sensitivity in Older Adults May Contribute to Poor Balance [118]
Aug 1, 2018 Plants such as Timothy Grass that “move” in the wind capture more pollen than stationary plants (photo by Sparkleice, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Plant Movement Important for Wind Pollination, Study Says [119]
July 25, 2018 The bacterium Klebsiella pneumonia (photo by NIAID, CC BY 2.0) Study Paves Way to Better Identify and Treat Important Pathogen [120]
July 18, 2018 preschoolers eating fruit Starting out Strong: Inspiring Lifelong Dietary Habits in Preschoolers [121]
July 11, 2018 Opening and closing of the Bering Strait has impacted species’ evolution (image courtesy of Gretarsson, CC BY-SA 2.0) Tick Tock: Calibrating the “Molecular Clock” to Date a Species’ Evolutionary History [122]
July 5, 2018 The bacterium Escherichia coli Understanding How Cellular Components Function as a Team [123]
June 27, 2018 person walking and talking How to Multi-task with Ease: Train the Body and Mind as One [124]
June 20, 2018 The amphibious fish Kryptolebias marmoratus (photo by P. Wright) Want to Know How to Survive Extreme Environments? Ask an Amphibious Fish [125]
June 14, 2018 A closeup of a green leaf Revealing the Hidden Relationships Inside Plant Cell [126]
June 7, 2018 Professor Coral Murrant (left) and graduate student Iain Lamb (photo by K. White) Regulating Blood Flow Takes Team Work [127]
May 31, 2018 Picture of a Frog Not All Frogs are Created Equal When it Comes to Measuring Environmental Quality [128]
May 24, 2018 brain neurons When Brain Regions Can’t Communicate, and How to Prevent It [129]
May 17, 2018 Back of a women stretching her arms and back New Research Reveals How Our Body Responds to Muscle Fatigue [130]
May 9, 2018 A women blowing a dandelion outside on a spring day Deciphering Mode of Bacterial Infections Could Help Cystic Fibrosis Patients Breathe Easier [131]
May 1, 2018 Parmelia sulcata, a type of lichen found in Guelph city parks (photo by J. Opiola) Lichens: a Bellwether of Biodiversity in City Parks [132]
April 18, 2018 Professor Stephen Seah and Stephanie Gilbert (photo by K. White) New Possible Drug Targets Emerge for Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis [133]
April 9, 2018 Professor Elizabeth Boulding (photo by K. White) Genetics Help Power Atlantic Salmon Restoration [134]
Mar 28, 2018 PhD student Michal Pyc in the Phytotron (photo by K. White) Unlocking the Potential for Lipid Production in Plants [135]
Mar 21, 2018 Sea Urchin You Can't Make a Sea Urchin Without Breaking Some Cells [136]
Mar 16, 2018 purple carrots A Study in Purple: an Emerging Symbol for Healthy Food [137]
Mar 8, 2018  (top) Pogrebnoj-Alexandroff CC BY-SA 3.0; (bottom) Todd Gillis] Common fluorescent label has unintended impact on health of zebrafish [138]
Feb 23, 2018 Microscopic imaging of Shc proteins in a cell Study Discovers Unexpected Ability in Cell-trafficking Protein [139]
Feb 7, 2018 image of human torso without skin depicting muscles Study Shows New Twist on Mind-muscle Connection [140]
Jan 26, 2018 Computer visualization of proteins involved in myelin formation (image courtesy of G. Harauz) Gaining virtual insights into the molecular structure of the brain [141]
Jan 10, 2018 male running on a grassy field Iron Deficiencies More Common in Elite Athletes than Previously Thought [142]
Jan 10, 2018  Anna33 at English Wikipedia [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC BY 2.5], via Wikimedia Commons) “Junk” DNA Predicts Body Size in Seed Shrimp [143]

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[1] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/scribe [2] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/system/files/Research%20Magazine%20Fall%202018%20FINAL%20online.pdf [3] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/system/files/AODA_V2_2021_CBS_RESEARCH_magazine_WEB.pdf [4] mailto:cbsadr@uoguelph.ca [5] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/can-cannabis-treat-brain-cancer-study-shows-molecules-cannabis-have-potential-attack-tumour-cells [6] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/genetic-diversity-may-hold-key-bringing-back-iconic-endangered-tree [7] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/have-your-estrogen-and-eat-it-too-phytoestrogens-soy-may-support-kidney-health-study-finds [8] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/when-squirrels-win-spruce-cone-lottery-they-stop-shouting-%E2%80%9Cget-my-lawn%E2%80%9D [9] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/heart-wants-what-heart-needs-study-offers-new-insight-cardiac-adaptations-aquatic-athletes [10] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/divergence-makes-genome-wander-what-icelandic-fish-teaching-scientists-about-evolution [11] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/there%E2%80%99s-something-water-accurately-identifying-freshwater-microbial-communities [12] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/small-mighty-surprising-role-bacteria-brain-development [13] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/attack-best-form-defense-finding-new-ways-target-cystic-fibrosis-bacteria [14] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/spying-seabirds-combining-old-and-new-tools-understand-how-kittiwakes-expend-energy [15] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/roots-change-how-human-activity-altering-plant-interactions-fungi [16] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/food-web-lies-how-misinformation-seafood-supply-chain-affects-our-role-top-predators [17] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/let-them-play-how-richer-home-environments-make-mice-more-social [18] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/eat-your-leafy-greens-dietary-nitrate-improves-metabolic-health-study-finds [19] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/getting-most-out-grading-how-make-student-assessment-more-%E2%80%9Cauthentic%E2%80%9D [20] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/stopping-spread-fight-against-metastatic-cancer [21] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/low-oxygen-impairs-brain-development-fish-fish-aren%E2%80%99t-stressed-about-it [22] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/life-cold-lane-study-sheds-new-light-beetle-biodiversity-sub-arctic [23] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/plant-roots-and-mycorrhizal-fungi-plot-thickens-500-million-year-old-mystery [24] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/folic-acid-friend-or-foe-excess-folic-acid-during-pregnancy-without-enough-choline-can-promote [25] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/when-habitual-exercise-becomes-problem-link-between-exercise-addiction-and-low-energy-availability [26] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/fish-out-water-unexpected-discovery [27] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/cbs-research/Learning-how-to-Learn-an-Instructional-Guide [28] https://adr-cbs.uoguelph.ca/cbs-research/Catch-me-if-you-can-study-reveals-the-best-ways-to-mark-and-recapture-sea-lampreys [29] 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