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Scientists investigate milkfish skin for treating severe burns
The paper, "Determining the Applicability of Milkfish (Chanos chanos) for Skin Grafting through Microbiological and Histological Evaluations," was published in BIO Web of Conferences. The Ateneo ...
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Philippine researchers say milkfish skin can be used to treat severe burns, skin wounds
MANILA – Scientists at a top research institute in the Philippines have found a new, cheap and widely available source of skin grafts: the milkfish, known locally as “bangus”. Skin grafting ...
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BFAR breaks ground on multispecies hatchery in Surigao Sur
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Caraga (BFAR-13) has started the construction of a PHP26.4-million multispecies hatchery in Bislig City, Surigao del Sur. The hatchery, located in ...