Tag: Biomedicine

With an abundance of only 0.001 parts per million in the Earth's crust, ruthenium is one of the rarest non-radioactive elements, yet its unique properties offer a diverse range of benefits. A member of the platinum group metals, this hard and brittle element is an invaluable asset in modern technology, particularly when alloyed with other metals to enhance their performance.

According to a review in *Microbial Cell Factories*, advances in genetic engineering and synthetic biology have enabled the creation of genetically modified (GMO) probiotics with enhanced therapeutic potential. This technology fundamentally alters or adds new genetic material to microorganisms to achieve specific, targeted health benefits beyond those of conventional probiotics.

Did you know that hog co-products, including pig skin, contribute significantly to various industries, from medicine to consumer goods? Beyond its culinary uses, the benefits of pig skin are vast and diverse, thanks to its high concentration of collagen and other valuable components.