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Saturday, February 5th, 2005
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McGill researcher looks at the genetics behind cheese
The art of making great cheese has moved from the farm to the genetics lab. Researchers at McGill have shown that it's all in the genetics - specific milk producing genes influence the quality and type of cheese produced.
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