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September 29, 2020 By Mietek Kolipinski, Mani Subramanian, Kristina Kristen, Steven Borish and Stacy Ditta A new report in the Journal of Environmental and Public Health — “Sources and Toxicity of Mercury in the San Francisco Bay Area, Spanning California and Beyond” — evaluates published scientific literature on the environmental occurrence and biomagnification of mercury with an emphasis on the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
GENOME ANNOUNCEMENT Due to its widespread use as a stimulant in coffee and other beverages, caffeine is often found in the environment, particularly in the pulp remaining after extracting beans from coffee berries (1) and in surface waters around human population centers (2). Related purine alkaloids have uses in medicine, including as bronchodilators for treating asthma.
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