US EditionDevil’s Club Research Provides Lucrative Undergraduate Opportunity
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Devil’s Club Research Provides Lucrative Undergraduate Opportunity
AJ Schultz, Editor Devil’s Club, or Oplopanax Horridus. (Photo: Glacier National Park) A UAS team is researching the medicinal properties of Devil’s Club, and its possible role in treating various types of cancers. Brian Barth, UAS Professor of Genetics, is leading the research, working closely with undergraduate research assistants Grace Igel and Ashley Murphy. “You know, indigenous peoples have been using Devil’s club for centuries upon centu…
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