Scientists study genetics of invasive mussels to turn off the genes that allow them to spread and survive - ALTANet

Source: NNY360

News date: August 20, 2021

CHICAGO — In Lake Michigan, mussels face divers ready to scrape them off rocks, molluscicides pumped underwater capable of tearing apart their digestive systems, another invasive species hungry for th…

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