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Aged Before Their Time: Atrazine and Diminished Egg Quality in Mice

Andy Fell — December 19, 2022 - 11:33am

Female infants are born with several million immature egg cells, or oocytes. Over the course of the reproductive years, a few hundred of them will develop into mature eggs for potential fertilization. Because of this extended maturation process, the oocytes of humans and other mammals are vulnerable to both developmental exposures and the aging process.

UC ��ԭ�� Researchers Develop Ice Cube That Doesn’t Melt or Grow Mold

Amy M Quinton — November 22, 2021 - 8:00am

UC ��ԭ�� researchers have developed new "jelly ice cubes" that are reusable, flexible, compostable, won't melt and prevent cross-contamination.

UC ��ԭ�� Sets Record With $846.7 Million in Research Funding

Andy Fell — September 20, 2018 - 2:50pm

The University of California, ��ԭ��, had a record year for external research funding in fiscal year 2017-18, receiving $846.7 million in awards, a $64 million increase from the previous year.

“UC ��ԭ�� is a thought leader in research and innovation, and this level of achievement validates that assertion,” said Chancellor Gary S. May. “Public and private companies depend on UC ��ԭ�� more than ever to help make breakthroughs in health, transportation, agriculture and other critical issues faced by the world.”

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Aged Before Their Time: Atrazine and Diminished Egg Quality in Mice

UC ����ԭ�� Researchers Develop Ice Cube That Doesn’t Melt or Grow Mold

UC ����ԭ�� Sets Record With $846.7 Million in Research Funding

UC ��ԭ�� Researchers Develop Ice Cube That Doesn’t Melt or Grow Mold

UC ��ԭ�� Sets Record With $846.7 Million in Research Funding