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Expert in: Biochemistry - Genetics - Molecular Biology - Microbiology
Gloria Payá | PhD
External Publications:
- Analysis of Lsm protein under multiple stress conditions
- Nitrogen metabolism regulation by small RNAs in the extreme halophilic archaeon Haloferax mediterranei
- Small RNAs of Haloferax mediterranei: Identification and Potential Involvement in Nitrogen Metabolism
- Microbial Small RNAs – The Missing Link in the Nitrogen Cycle?
- Essentiality of the glnA gene in Haloferax mediterranei
Gloria Payá is a final-year PhD student in the Agrochemistry and Biochemistry Department (University of Alicante). She has experience with extremophilic microorganisms and has participated in several research projects related to the mechanisms of gene regulation of nitrogen metabolism and stress conditions.
“What’s the use of doing all this work if we don't get some fun out of this?” - Rosalind Franklin
Gloria Payá is a biologist specialising in environmental and health biotechnology. During her degree, she has received several research grants to participate in projects related to the development of genetic engineering tools in halophilic microorganisms. She has also been awarded the Master's Excellence Award (University of Alicante). The results of her doctoral thesis have been published in several scientific journals and have been presented at national and international congresses.
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How To Eliminate THC From Your System: A Complete Guide
Drug tests are never fun, especially when you're a regular cannabis user. But fear not; if you've got a drug test coming up, here are some simple ways to help flush THC from your body.
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Understanding pH and How It Affects Cannabis Plants
In the world of cannabis growing, pH affects and is affected by everything. Indeed, the entire process of growing plants is a study in the physical dance of pH balance. Read on for an in-depth over ...
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How Mycorrhiza Fungi Can Make Your Cannabis Plants Prosper
When fungi and plant roots work together, mycorrhizae is formed. This formation increases the nutrient and water uptake for plants, protects them from disease and creates an optimum growing environ ...
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How Much THC And CBD Will Your Cannabis Plant Have?
How much THC and CBD is your plant going to have? Is there a limit? Let's take a look inside the cannabis plant to see how genetics determine cannabinoid content, and explore whether or not you can ...
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Macronutrients And Micronutrients In Cannabis
Growers can't see the microscopic world of the root zone and how their cannabis plants eat. Thankfully, science shines a light on this mysterious process. Learn about the different nutrients cannab ...
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Saliva Drug Testing For THC—What You Need To Know
Even as weed becomes more socially and legally acceptable, many companies still look for it in employee drug tests. Recently, they've even begun testing saliva as a quicker and cheaper way to detec ...
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Lactic Acid Bacteria (LAB) Boosts Potency, Terpenes And Yield
Organic and veganic cannabis grows are gaining in popularity, but if you go this route, will you sacrifice yield or potency? Find out if and how lactic acid bacteria can give you healthier, chemica ...
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How To Use Diatomaceous Earth In Your Cannabis Grow
Many things can go wrong during the cannabis growing process, but growers using diatomaceous earth can rest assured that their bud will make it through. Simply put, diatomaceous earth is bad news f ...
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What Are Nematodes? Friends Or Foe Of Cannabis?
Nematodes are microscopic worms that are essential for a healthy living soil. But that does not mean they are all beneficial for cannabis. In this segment, we will explore how to use them.
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Epsom Salts: a natural hack to grow healthy cannabis plants
Epsom salt is the best and most natural way of adding magnesium and sulfur to your cannabis plants. The benefits are astounding and there is little risk of overfeeding. Find out why you should use ...
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