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    New UC Davis test could find mad-cow agent in animal feed

    Researchers at University of California Davis on Monday unveiled a new test that could detect tiny amounts of animal protein in feed for livestock. They say the test could help keep deformed proteins, such as those that cause mad-cow disease, out of the food supply, and could be commercially available late this year.

    Source: Sacramento Business Journals
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