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Thanksgiving Biology
Is it really the tryptophan in your turkey that makes you sleepy or are there additional factors at play? Where do cranberries grow and how are the harvested? How do you prevent your Thanksgiving guests from getting salmonella? Take a look at this collection of resources from the NSDL Scout Report by the University of Wisconsin at Madison for answers to these questions and more in this Thanksgiving Biology primer.
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