TuesdayNewsdayVol. 9 - Issue 29 - April 18, 2023 |  |
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 Until now the scientific community has not had a clear, standardized system for identifying and naming tRNA fragments. As a result, scientists across the world have been creating their own names for these functional molecules, making it difficult to compare and reproduce work in this field. |
Biomolecular Engineering Professor Todd Lowe and his group created a new naming scheme for tRNA fragments aimed at standardizing research. The team made a free, open source web server that enables researchers to simply paste in their tRNA fragment sequences to receive a consistent, biologically informative name with additional annotations and graphic displays. |
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 | Sharon Daniel and Anna Friz were among 171 artists, scholars, scientists and writers selected from nearly 2,500 applicants for the award. |
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 | Alums Tallula Preston and David Purgason founded Watsonville based Fruition Brewing in 2019. Four years later, the duo’s establishment is a staple in Santa Cruz and Watsonville.
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 | The bill would guarantee at least 30 minutes of recess per day for California students in kindergarten through eighth grade. |
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 | The findings indicate the previous belief that equatorial Africa was completely forested during the early Miocene was wrong. |
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 | The daughter of a Vietnamese refugee and a Mexican immigrant, Kim Bernice Nguyen is the youngest person to hold a seat on the Garden Grove City Council. |
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