Waterflea Genome To Improve Environmental Monitoring Capabilities

A tiny crustacean that has been used for decades to develop and monitor environmental regulations is the first of its kind to have its genetic code sequenced and analyzed - revealing the most gene-packed animal characterized to date. The information deciphered could help researchers develop and conduct real-time monitoring systems of the effects of environmental remediation efforts. For more information feel free to contact Bioinformatics coordinator at coordinator@nthrys.com