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Quesada-Ocampo isnt the only Colombian female researcher helping to keep food crops safe: a fascination with microbes led Colombian plant pathologist Carolina Mazo-Molina to gain her PhD from Cornell University in the US and she is now helping in the fight against one of the biggest threats to the worlds tomato crop a microscopic bacterium
These results support our interpretation of a slowing of diffusion coefficient as a result of exendin-4- TMR-C16 interaction with BSA rather than an accumulation of peptide, which would have resulted in an increase in average molecular brightness