Use transgenic fish to make bioluminescent sushi rolls
february 2012 by cshalizi
"One of their projects is to make glowing sushi from GloFish, commercially available zebrafish that have been modified with jellyfish and coral genes to make them fluoresce. The center also filmed the Glowing Sushi Cooking Show to teach you how to make your own transgenic sushi, provided you're not afraid of eating genetically modified organisms you bought from a pet store. But they are serious when they call their signature maki the "Not in California" roll. You can't legally purchase GloFish in California. If you're anywhere else in the US, though, you can go to town on raw fluorescent zebrafish."
Yet again, I have grown up and am living in a Bruce Sterling novel.
funny:geeky
sushi
genetic_engineering
Yet again, I have grown up and am living in a Bruce Sterling novel.
february 2012 by cshalizi
The Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch Sushi Guide--A Consumer's Guide to Sustainable Sushi
october 2008 by cshalizi
More relevant for me than for normal people.
food
sushi
feel-good_consumerism
october 2008 by cshalizi
Tracking the Imperiled Bluefin From Ocean to Sushi Platter - New York Times
may 2008 by cshalizi
*radiates intense guilt over his eating habits*
tuna
sushi
environmental_management
institutions
ecology
via:klk
may 2008 by cshalizi
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