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Microplastics are everywhere. But after accidentally combining materials in a lab, scientists at the University of Michigan are on the cusp of discovering a new method to capture and remove ...

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This would be like taking a sample of that beach and putting it under the microscope. So now instead of a uniform tan sample, you might see that some grains of sand are actually white fragments of ...

The morphology of the strain was observed by scanning electron microscope (SEM). The cultures were placed on sterile glass covers in a petri dish ... Japan), and observed under a scanning electron ...

The paraffin-embedded tissue blocks from GBC-modified pig, P4P3 (Supplementary Table 1), and WT pigs were cut into 5 μm, transferred to glass slides ... Cat# e6150, USA) under 94°C for 5–7 min. Then, ...

Lidl has recalled two items from its stores over safety concerns including potential glass fragments inside a product. Shoppers who have bought either product have been advised not to consume them.

Lidl has recalled two items from its stores over safety concerns including potential glass fragments inside a product. Shoppers who have bought either product have been advised not to consume them.

This glass cutting oil can reduce the noise generated when cutting glass, release any glass fragments that may get stuck in the cutting head assembly. VERSATILE USE; This glass cutter for bottles ...

The producer fears that the batch contains "glass fragments upon opening the bottle". The particular batch is a 550ml bottle of the alcoholic drink. The product code is L4321, L4322, L4323 ...

Heineken is recalling some of its Newcastle Brown Ale as bottles may contain fragments of glass. The brewing giant urged customers not to drink the ale, issuing a “do not consume” warning.

Heineken is recalling some of its Newcastle Brown Ale as bottles may contain fragments of glass. The brewing giant urged customers not to drink the ale, issuing a “do not consume” warning. Batches of ...