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Nattapong said that their work could be developed or studied morein the future as the results also found that snails' mucus containsproteinase enzyme, which could digest an allergy protein in rubber.. The effect of Siamese snail mucus on natural rubber was studied byNattapong Chinnara, Jatuporn Chaweepak and Nantakan Longlod fromSurat Pittaya School in Surat Thani." His colleague Jatuporn said he thought the reason their researchwon the award was because it was related to a local issue in theirhometown - Surat Thani - and it showed uniqueness. 

Wetried to look into a problem they have and to solve it. And the effect of food types on quantity and nutritional quality ofweaver ant larvae was studied by Kitthanaet Thanaroungrochthawee ofKanthararom School in Si Sa Ket province. Nattapong, who worked on the snail/rubber project, said: "Iwas so excited that we won the award because I saw a lot of otheroutstanding research by foreign students. 

The study showed that Siamese snails consume fresh rubber latex attapping sites and their mucus leads to faster coagulation of freshlatex, thus reducing the amount of latex that farmers can collect. Now, theyknow that snails are an enemy of the rubber farmers and they knowhow to cope with the problem," Nantakan said. And the award proved [our]success. Kitthanaet, the other winner, who studied weaver ant larvae, saidhe was glad and very excited. "We all are from rubber-farming families in Surat Thani. "Instead of killing the snails, we suggested farmers to removesnails from plantations and distil their mucus so it can bedeveloped for the rubber industry," Nattapong said.Above: From left: Jatuporn Chaweepak, Nattapong Chinnara, NantakanLonglod, and Kitthanaet Thanaroungrochthawee at the IntelInternational Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania. 

I am Security & Protection writer, reports some information about red velvet rope , miniature ccd camera. Both projects won second place in Animal Science categories, andthe Thai researchers involved will receive US$1,500 (S$1,900) foreach project. PITTSBURGH, Rubber Sealing strip Pennsylvania - Studies into the effect of Siamesesnails on rubber plants and the nutritional quality of weaver antlarvae by Thai students in science research projects won GrandAwards last week in this year's Intel International Science andEngineering Fair (ISEF), a major pre-college science researchcompetition. So, it proved one thing:If we try our best, we will accomplish